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I wholeheartedly agree with writing down passwords and have had a running agrument with the IT administrators over that very issue for years. My argument was the same, I can't remember a good password so I write it down. Most of my associates use simple passwords, like their kids or pets names. Anyone can hack into their systems. I've got at least 50 different passwords, some alphanumeric with upper and lower case letters. If I can't remember it - it's a good password.
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It depends  cipherskull_z | 05/23/05
Using Schemes  nucrash | 05/23/05
jot down passwords  lpengrg | 05/23/05
Advice from Microsoft security expert...  Xunil_Sierutuf | 05/23/05
Keep lock combo stickered to back of lock  Jeff Spicoli | 05/23/05
Passwords  Letophoro | 05/23/05
forgetting password to decrypt with  CobraA1 | 05/23/05
Microsoft security guru: Jot down your passwords  Loverock Davidson | 05/23/05
Depends really.  nucrash | 05/23/05
Quite frankly ...  George Mitchell | 05/23/05
A slightly better Idea...  Bill_Jackson | 05/23/05
Damn! You cracked my password!  MikeZD | 05/23/05
Why does MS bother  michael_t | 05/23/05
Microsoft should review their hiring practices!  norman_z | 05/23/05
Microsoft Security Guru: Leave Your House Key Under The Mat  itanalyst | 05/23/05
Darn, now I have to change the spot..  Xunil_Sierutuf | 05/23/05
of course a microsoft security guru would take the key with him?  JasonL31 | 05/23/05
unless he used passport  JasonL31 | 05/23/05
nobody wants to use their brainpower  MIS Master | 05/23/05
Bad Advice, VERY bad advice  Ludovit | 05/23/05
no kidding - it was just an example  MIS Master | 05/23/05
yes you are saying your answer is the end all  Been_Done_Before | 05/23/05
Try this  Jeff Spicoli | 05/23/05
So Bitty's would be Bill212* ?  Xunil_Sierutuf | 05/23/05
Bwahahahaha!!! Go X!!  Jeff Spicoli | 05/24/05
not when you have many userid\passwords to change ever 30 days  JasonL31 | 05/23/05
And this is where I would really love...  nucrash | 05/23/05
Not so bad  roland.b.adams@... | 05/23/05
my method, take it or leave it....  Henry Miller | 05/23/05
Write them where?  John L. Ries | 05/23/05
Here..  Xunil_Sierutuf | 05/23/05
That'll fix it!  John L. Ries | 05/23/05
And he is right ...  George Mitchell | 05/23/05
Written down password's I think not  mrlinux | 05/23/05
securing the written password  nmaryn@... | 05/24/05
requirig password changes every 30 days is bad to  JasonL31 | 05/23/05
I write them down all the time  toadlife | 05/23/05
Write it down - and keep the paper secure!  CobraA1 | 05/23/05
Storing passwords  smorris@... | 05/23/05
WHY????  htotten | 05/23/05
passwords are not the problem, it's trust  hipparchus2000 | 05/23/05
Note to self: don't read any stupid articles...  MepisLINUXuser | 05/23/05
ZDNet 1, Posters 0  IT Scion | 05/24/05
Hide it in plain sight.  sophmore | 05/24/05
Schneier  Cheiron | 05/24/05

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