Do you routinely change all your passwords every few months?
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A few of them.
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No, because my passwords exist only on another planet, so I don't have to worry about someone figgering them out. +5
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I change them even more often then that! I try to keep it random and never tell my rotation schedule in case of malicious people attempting to access my accounts. Good question! +4pts.
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Of course. >.<
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Maybe not that often, but I change them at times...
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rarely, if ever. Bear in mind anything of significant importance to me i use a mixture of upper/lowercase, numbers, and special characters. The odds of hacking such a password is probably greater than getting struck by lighting, winning the lottery, and finding out your wife had quintuplets, all on the same day.
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No, I have two that I use, and have periodically changed then. -
Never did, until I received a text from Yahoo, come to find out someone hacked my account and changed my secret question. I now change them often.
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yes, I use an alpha numeric password of 20 digits as a base that represents a hexadecimal number, then I use a formula that I keep secret (in my head) to alter the password based on month and year. granted this isn't as safe as a alpha numeric special characters password but its much more fun!
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No. I am confident that most hackers would not even have an idea of what my passwords are. They are rather unique. :-)
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