Comments on: The Ultimate Password Recall Solution http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/ logo & brand identity design portfolio and blog. Wed, 23 May 2012 12:54:58 +0000 hourly 1 By: iPhone Dedication to @JohnHays : A.J. Wood is shouting "Burn your ship!" http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-8758 iPhone Dedication to @JohnHays : A.J. Wood is shouting "Burn your ship!" Fri, 14 Nov 2008 06:09:07 +0000 http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-8758 [...] 1Password - I have not converted everything over to this utility. Graham at ImJustCreative recommends a solid system for password recall, but I do find it convenient for the numerous websites that require a [...] [...] 1Password – I have not converted everything over to this utility. Graham at ImJustCreative recommends a solid system for password recall, but I do find it convenient for the numerous websites that require a [...]

]]> By: Martin Newham http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-7591 Martin Newham Sat, 25 Oct 2008 20:36:59 +0000 http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-7591 An interesting post; passwords and security is a very tricky subject - I'm not keen on social network services where you send a single post and then it in turn sends it to Facebook, Twitter, Myspace etc. We put a lot of trust in these sites that hold multiple accounts and passwords for many different sites - whilst our own passwords maybe strong; what guarantee do we have that that site holding all our valuable information is equally sensible with passwords and security? With the process described above and a sample of 2~3 accounts/passwords the formula could be cracked? [Yes I'm paranoid, but realistic] An interesting post; passwords and security is a very tricky subject – I’m not keen on social network services where you send a single post and then it in turn sends it to Facebook, Twitter, Myspace etc.

We put a lot of trust in these sites that hold multiple accounts and passwords for many different sites – whilst our own passwords maybe strong; what guarantee do we have that that site holding all our valuable information is equally sensible with passwords and security?

With the process described above and a sample of 2~3 accounts/passwords the formula could be cracked?

[Yes I'm paranoid, but realistic]

]]> By: Martin Newham http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-24109 Martin Newham Sat, 25 Oct 2008 20:36:00 +0000 http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-24109 An interesting post; passwords and security is a very tricky subject - I'm not keen on social network services where you send a single post and then it in turn sends it to Facebook, Twitter, Myspace etc. We put a lot of trust in these sites that hold multiple accounts and passwords for many different sites - whilst our own passwords maybe strong; what guarantee do we have that that site holding all our valuable information is equally sensible with passwords and security? With the process described above and a sample of 2~3 accounts/passwords the formula could be cracked? [Yes I'm paranoid, but realistic] An interesting post; passwords and security is a very tricky subject – I’m not keen on social network services where you send a single post and then it in turn sends it to Facebook, Twitter, Myspace etc.

We put a lot of trust in these sites that hold multiple accounts and passwords for many different sites – whilst our own passwords maybe strong; what guarantee do we have that that site holding all our valuable information is equally sensible with passwords and security?

With the process described above and a sample of 2~3 accounts/passwords the formula could be cracked?

[Yes I'm paranoid, but realistic]

]]> By: Dan http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-5129 Dan Fri, 19 Sep 2008 10:28:12 +0000 http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-5129 Nice post, i kinda use the same idea, I have one year that i use in all passwords (mostly) and write them with ~face1990~ where face = facebook and 1990 = my memorable year, seems to work well.. :) but good post, gave some good ideas! Nice post, i kinda use the same idea, I have one year that i use in all passwords (mostly) and write them with ~face1990~ where face = facebook and 1990 = my memorable year, seems to work well.. :) but good post, gave some good ideas!

]]> By: Anonymous http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-24108 Anonymous Fri, 19 Sep 2008 10:28:00 +0000 http://imjustcreative.com/the-ultimate-password-recall-solution/2008/04/18/#comment-24108 Nice post, i kinda use the same idea, I have one year that i use in all passwords (mostly) and write them with ~face1990~ where face = facebook and 1990 = my memorable year, seems to work well.. :) but good post, gave some good ideas! Nice post, i kinda use the same idea, I have one year that i use in all passwords (mostly) and write them with ~face1990~ where face = facebook and 1990 = my memorable year, seems to work well.. :) but good post, gave some good ideas!

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