Your password manager is the most sensitive piece of software in your tech stack. It holds everything - your email, banking, work credentials, health records, crypto, and more. Here’s how 12 of the…
Your password manager is the most sensitive piece of software in your tech stack. It holds everything - your email, banking, work credentials, health records, crypto, and more. Here’s how 12 of the…
I can remember my password.
I cannot generate 2FA Auth Codes with my mind powers.
Hmmh. Now that I know what you do, I’m less worried. But maybe you should phrase your advice the other way around. 2FA shouldn’t come as the last thing buried in “tips”. It’s like well >90% of what you rely on. So I think proper 2FA should switch places with your advice for the passwords. Keep them around. And I’m not a big fan of what banks do with the 4-digit PIN protecting the card. But it’s also not like that you absolutely need to focus on a super strong password with that. At that point it’s more the safety for your 2FA. Better is better. But it’s not the decisive factor any more.
If you reuse your password but have good 2FA practices, that’s just basically 1FA again
It’s five tips, if you can’t remember that then your ass specifically NEEDS a password manager.