The worst part is, this is totally unsurprising. Much of corporate IT has promulgated idiotic practices (eg, requiring you to change your password every eight weeks) that leave the typical user with little choice but to do dumb things like this. It's long past time for companies to wake up to the fact that this is a problem...
A lovely indictment of modern password practices
The worst part is, this is totally unsurprising. Much of corporate IT has promulgated idiotic practices (eg, requiring you to change your password every eight weeks) that leave the typical user with little choice but to do dumb things like this. It's long past time for companies to wake up to the fact that this is a problem...
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Is anybody following me only here any more?
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A Study of the Battleground
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