@arstechnica @LawyerLiz @dangoodin001 Yep, this is making it on the podcast, because she's wrong, and this advice is dangerous.
Frequent password changes are the enemy of security, FTC technologist says http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/08/frequent-password-changes-are-the-enemy-of-security-ftc-technologist-says/ … by @dangoodin001
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@Lerg Got scientific proof that she's wrong? Because she is NOT the only one saying this, trust me.@arstechnica@LawyerLiz@dangoodin001 - その他の返信を表示
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@thorsheim@arstechnica@LawyerLiz@dangoodin001 the key is we can't manage passwords well. We *need* password managers to have a chance. -
@Lerg Password managers are good, but not the only solution available. Pen & paper works as well!@arstechnica@LawyerLiz@dangoodin001 -
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@thorsheim@Lerg@arstechnica@dangoodin001 - though the (sadly) popular post-it notes on your computer not recommended -
@LawyerLiz yeah. Because who would ever trust any of their colleagues with anything, right? CRAZY!
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@arstechnica@dangoodin001 I think there is some truth here after 2 decades in the community. Also: https://xkcd.com/936/ -
@arstechnica@dangoodin001 tell that to GoToMyPC and TeamViewer crowd after the LinkedIn leak few months ago. -
@arstechnica@dangoodin001 thanks I agree.....
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