This is what password managers were created for. I use Bitwarden, and can't
recommend them highly enough.

On Wed, Feb 14, 2024 at 9:13 AM Pommier, Rex <[email protected]>
wrote:

> You make a good point about making security so onerous one can't use it.
> At my employer, we use a third party cloud application (unnamed to conceal
> the perpetrator) that doesn't use multi-factor yet.  However their password
> to get in has to be a minimum of 16 characters.  No problem, right, just
> use a passphrase type password.  However, they also require upper, lower,
> number, and special character.  And they keep a history of 10 prior
> passwords and require a change every 60 days.  Their requirements pretty
> much guarantee most people will be writing the passwords down, thus
> bypassing a lot of the security they think they have.
>

-- 
Jay Maynard

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