Oh, I owned a small software company for a decade or so. Selling it to small banks. And I wrote into the code a check for a dozen or so obvious passwords. The first time someone entered such a thing – say, “guess”, the software would politely remind them about the weakness of their password. As more stupid passwords were entered, my software became increasingly angry at the (stupid) user. No swear words, of course, but as I remeber, my software at some point did begin insulting the user. . . Ah, good times. Good times.
Oh, at the computer with a former girlfriend. She said that she used the same password on all of her accounts (a bad practice). And I told her that I knew her password. Then I told her what it was. I was right and she was not a happy camper. . . he he he Ah, good times.
Lolz 123456 is one of my passwords.
Uh oh, I see one of infi’s passwords.
I used to use “oops”, because I was so bad at remembering passwords!
Oh, I owned a small software company for a decade or so. Selling it to small banks. And I wrote into the code a check for a dozen or so obvious passwords. The first time someone entered such a thing – say, “guess”, the software would politely remind them about the weakness of their password. As more stupid passwords were entered, my software became increasingly angry at the (stupid) user. No swear words, of course, but as I remeber, my software at some point did begin insulting the user. . . Ah, good times. Good times.
Oh, at the computer with a former girlfriend. She said that she used the same password on all of her accounts (a bad practice). And I told her that I knew her password. Then I told her what it was. I was right and she was not a happy camper. . . he he he Ah, good times.
Lolz 123456 is one of my passwords.
Uh oh, I see one of infi’s passwords.
I used to use “oops”, because I was so bad at remembering passwords!