Thought password managers were for people who lose everything, then I watched a guy at a Chicago Starbucks type his Gmail password | Cybersecurity Tips - SMM Buzz
Thought password managers were for people who lose everything, then I watched a guy at a Chicago Starbucks type his Gmail password
I was sitting two tables over from this guy last week and he typed his whole password right there in the open, no care in the world. I've been typing mine by hand for 12 years because I figured only forgetful people needed a manager, but watching that made me set one up the same night. Does anyone here rotate the passwords it makes for you, or do you just let it ride forever?
I was the same way for years, thought it was overkill until my bank made me change mine after some breach. But now I'm wondering how often you're supposed to swap out those random ones it spits out, because some of mine have been sitting there for like two years. Do you get a warning when one shows up in a leak, or is that something you have to check yourself?