What do your passwords look like?

[SETH RINGER]

1234Qwde

 

[Tanks]

I use Keeper as a password manager. Anything sensitive like bank, brokerage, insurance accounts etc. I also have secondary authentication enabled as well (code sent to my phone). One of my banks also has an authenticator through their app, I log in and I have to press OK on their app to allow access.

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

Yes, but for corporate use, you need to check with your IT/IT Security team to find out if it's allowed. Many companies maintain their own internal password vaults.

For my work-related accounts, even for SaaS applications that don't sync with my corporate Active Directory, I use a local vault - KeePass XC. We allow 1Password where I work, but I just don't like mingling work and personal accounts. Just one more layer of separation/security.

@sgt_zim
Didn't understand a word.
One of my accounts they ask me what my security pass word is. I kept forgetting it and used to say I don't know. So I changed it to that.
Now when I ring up and they ask me what it is I just say I don't know. They get a bit of a chuckle out of it
Einstein once said make things as simple as possible but no simpilar. You would be surprised how well simple works because it's so obvious no-one suspects it
Works for me. A lot of my pass words are calibre designations. Easy to remember for me.
Bob

 

[sgt_zim]

I use Keeper as a password manager. Anything sensitive like bank, brokerage, insurance accounts etc. I also have secondary authentication enabled as well (code sent to my phone). One of my banks also has an authenticator through their app, I log in and I have to press OK on their app to allow access.

1Password and LastPass also SaaS vaults. LastPass got pwned because of sloppy resource management. We can only hope 1Password and Keeper do a better job. That's the risk with SaaS vaults.