I'll be updating that password now, then...
And just while I'm thinking about it, I find this infographic at InformationIsBeautiful. Turns out my new password (which is my full name in binary code) was the best option after all.
P@ssword
So our office mailboxes all got reset/transferred to the corporate mothership a couple of days ago, and our passwords were all reset. In my search for an uncrackable new password (because, let's face it: "p@ssword111" isn't going to stay safe for long – especially not when that's what the entire company was reset to), I came across this Lifehacker story: How I'd Hack Your Weak Password.
I'll be updating that password now, then...
And just while I'm thinking about it, I find this infographic at InformationIsBeautiful. Turns out my new password (which is my full name in binary code) was the best option after all.
I'll be updating that password now, then...
And just while I'm thinking about it, I find this infographic at InformationIsBeautiful. Turns out my new password (which is my full name in binary code) was the best option after all.