there is no way around that

of course we could argue that they should have just wiped the password once I click on reset in the first place

if they hash it at all

could just be some good old plain text, no?

of course it could but I doubt a company like Lenovo does something that embarrassing

implying this didn't happen before

The more you doubt, the more they do stupid shit.

does anyone here use keepass/lastpass?

>proprietary

@fuckthapolice writes his own software

for everything

yes

i writme my passwords down physically for maximum securioty

I have a SQLite DB inside a LUKS container

and my own algorithm to generate super complex and yet easy to remember passwords

i just use different stanzas of the free software song as passphrases

@fuckthapolice on sticky notes stuck to your screen I hope

Poop xDdddDdfd

so to yesterdays topic ? kcal usage today was aprox 3560

and i have around 4 hours left and 1 dog walk

yes but im not dumb

i write them down on the underside

>mfw I'm shit talking password keeping methods
>mfw I have my desktop password on the stand of my monitor

<:kms:327934280619655179>

as long as there is no "dirty maid" in calculations

its legit method

dirty maid?

I'm listening

aka no-one has physical access .. and you dont work so that window is behind you

(not related to evil maid what is rootkit attack well yes technicaly these are same attack vector but semantics _evil maid_ is to be used only for rootkit+hardware)

where ar dirtymaid is simply using open computer )

some streamer chick smashed her monitor once, and then moved her webcam to show the damage

and she had all of her passwords on stickies on the monitor

kek

Reminds me of this one time I was at some dude's work place with a part of my school class, waaay back when. He had to type in a password on the computer, and I'd already spotted the postit.

He was typing slowly and obviously missed a letter.

"You need [letter] there at the end" I said, and he looked at me like I was some sort of autist wizard. 👍

kek

what programs should I put on my flash drive

tails

I have my KeePass install on a USB stick I always carry with me.