Current guidelines suggest not having a new password for each website, as you can forget it and through frustration remove all safety precautions.
A better solution would be to have 3 interchangeable characters and use the website names shorthand for it. I.e:
If you have a password like fg24f!hyn% Add 3 letters for what website: fg24f!HYn%fac (Facebook), fg24f!HYn%twt (Twitter), fg24f!HYn%gth (GitHub).
That way you have learned a master password, and then just remember what website you're trying to log in to... Which hopefully isn't difficult!
Thanks. Yeah, that's exactly what I was getting at.
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Current guidelines suggest not having a new password for each website, as you can forget it and through frustration remove all safety precautions.
A better solution would be to have 3 interchangeable characters and use the website names shorthand for it. I.e:
If you have a password like fg24f!hyn%
Add 3 letters for what website: fg24f!HYn%fac (Facebook), fg24f!HYn%twt (Twitter), fg24f!HYn%gth (GitHub).
That way you have learned a master password, and then just remember what website you're trying to log in to... Which hopefully isn't difficult!
Thanks. Yeah, that's exactly what I was getting at.