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]]> By: thedetroitchannel http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32789 thedetroitchannel Thu, 19 Oct 2006 13:13:20 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32789 i believe the word you were searching for was "france". that means DEFEAT in any language. i believe the word you were searching for was “france”.

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]]> By: Living in Italy http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32608 Living in Italy Thu, 19 Oct 2006 07:40:40 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32608 My bank in Italy requires one password for logging in and just reading information, another for actual money-moving activity. Both have to be changed periodically. So of course recently when I needed to do a wire payment, I could get into the account and set it all up, but couldn't remember the special super safe activity password. Nor was there any option to reset and have it emailed or anything. I called customer service. The only solution was to go to a bank branch and have a new PIN issued so I could start all over and reset both passwords. Needless to say, if I'd wanted to go to the bank, I could have simply done my wire transfer there in the first place! I complained to the customer service lady that there had to be an easier way (which there is, thank god, with my US bank). "We just tell people to set the two passwords the same." I could not, at that moment, figure out how to translate into Italian "defeats the whole purpose..." My bank in Italy requires one password for logging in and just reading information, another for actual money-moving activity. Both have to be changed periodically. So of course recently when I needed to do a wire payment, I could get into the account and set it all up, but couldn’t remember the special super safe activity password. Nor was there any option to reset and have it emailed or anything.

I called customer service. The only solution was to go to a bank branch and have a new PIN issued so I could start all over and reset both passwords. Needless to say, if I’d wanted to go to the bank, I could have simply done my wire transfer there in the first place!

I complained to the customer service lady that there had to be an easier way (which there is, thank god, with my US bank). “We just tell people to set the two passwords the same.”

I could not, at that moment, figure out how to translate into Italian “defeats the whole purpose…”

]]> By: Swift Loris http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32533 Swift Loris Thu, 19 Oct 2006 05:27:24 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32533 "Which, of course, everyone carries around with them…" Er, another name for thumb drives is "keychain drives." They were made to be carried around with you. "Of course there are techhie answers to techhie problems. But that’s the point. Most people aren’t techhie. They just want to read something online, check their email or login at work." I ain't no tecchie, far from it. If remembering passwords is a problem for you, it doesn't matter whether you're a tecchie or not, you need a solution. A password manager, on your hard drive and/or on a thumb drive you carry around with you, is a relatively simple solution you don't have to be a tecchie to use. “Which, of course, everyone carries around with them…”

Er, another name for thumb drives is “keychain drives.” They were made to be carried around with you.

“Of course there are techhie answers to techhie problems. But that’s the point. Most people aren’t techhie. They just want to read something online, check their email or login at work.”

I ain’t no tecchie, far from it. If remembering passwords is a problem for you, it doesn’t matter whether you’re a tecchie or not, you need a solution. A password manager, on your hard drive and/or on a thumb drive you carry around with you, is a relatively simple solution you don’t have to be a tecchie to use.

]]> By: Tim http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32437 Tim Thu, 19 Oct 2006 03:03:46 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32437 Try a USB-based fingerprint reader.. can't remember the brand we tried at work but Microsoft makes one. Most remember patterns for various sites, prompt you when a password is asked for, you put your finger on the device, and it then supplies the password if your fingerprint is right. Some, I believe, store the passwords in the device, not on the local PC, making them portable to plug-and-play PCs Try a USB-based fingerprint reader.. can’t remember the brand we tried at work but Microsoft makes one. Most remember patterns for various sites, prompt you when a password is asked for, you put your finger on the device, and it then supplies the password if your fingerprint is right.

Some, I believe, store the passwords in the device, not on the local PC, making them portable to plug-and-play PCs

]]> By: Safran http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32408 Safran Thu, 19 Oct 2006 02:03:23 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32408 Which, of course, everyone carries around with them... Of course there are techhie answers to techhie problems. But that's the point. Most people aren't techhie. They just want to read something online, check their email or login at work. And they don't want to have to remember three different rotating passwords that must include at least one number but cannot.contain the same word as the previous password or your name or your dog or ... Which, of course, everyone carries around with them…

Of course there are techhie answers to techhie problems. But that’s the point. Most people aren’t techhie. They just want to read something online, check their email or login at work.

And they don’t want to have to remember three different rotating passwords that must include at least one number but cannot.contain the same word as the previous password or your name or your dog or …

]]> By: Swift Loris http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32319 Swift Loris Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:36:48 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/18/i-c4nt-r3m3mb3r-my-p455word5-either/#comment-32319 "What do you do if you are on a different computer and need the password that was saved to your computer?" There are password management apps that you can put on a thumb drive (encryption and all) and run off the USB port of any computer. “What do you do if you are on a different computer and need the password that was saved to your computer?”

There are password management apps that you can put on a thumb drive (encryption and all) and run off the USB port of any computer.

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In preparing for elex coverage, today we had to sift through hard copy archives for a password we generated for a broadcast partner almost four years ago, because no one could remember it anymore.

We should’ve just reset the creds and hassled the business partner to update their automated content delivery systems, but eventually the lost data was discovered.

Store creds offline, somewhere safe. And try to change often, despite the pain and suffering inflicted. Better the headache of a changing password than the paralysis caused by a lost one.

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