Posted on
March 29, 2009
at
1:27 am
Nothing seems to deter the scumbags nor prevent them from infiltrating systems just to take advantage of naive and helpless people over the internet. And passwords doesn't seem to be enough security feature. But with all the different accounts that we have; email, online banking, social networks, forums, etc maintaining password seems a lot more of a memory test. I hate it when i forget my password. so sometimes i try to make one as close as possible to my original one. How about you? Do you maintain the same password on all accounts?
Posted on
March 29, 2009
at
2:20 am
no, i use different passwords for different sites. i use a hint to remember all these passwords.
Posted on
March 29, 2009
at
5:48 am
I also used roboform before but it doesn't seem work with me. So i just opted to keep the old school type of keeping my passwords, memorize and hope that i won't be hit by selective amnesia.
Posted on
March 29, 2009
at
6:09 am
i use all the same passwords to all my accounts but dont share them with anyone, it seems to be working quite well for me as long as i dont tell people
Posted on
March 29, 2009
at
11:42 pm
I keep many passwords. I dont like using one for everything even though it would be easier I would think it would be easier for people who want to steal from others.
Posted on
March 30, 2009
at
12:29 am
I have a main password for my email and financial accounts while I have a different passwords for my ptc/ptp sites.
Posted on
March 30, 2009
at
2:34 am
it is better to use different passwords for different sites
Posted on
March 30, 2009
at
8:18 am
i used the same password but now i changed all with different password for each account and remembers them using some hints
Posted on
March 30, 2009
at
10:25 am
I used to maintain completely different password for different site but in a specific pattern so that I could remember easily.
Posted on
March 30, 2009
at
1:53 pm
A wise person would create different passwords for each of their accounts. All of my emails have different passwords, but they are unique in one way, so I can remember them. My banking accounts are totally different, because it is so easy in this day and age for people to steal your identity. I would also suggest changing those passwords frequently. Also change the pins to your debit/credit cards just as frequently. You never know who might be watching over your shoulder.
