JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for February 10, 2021

Good move!

What’s wrong with “1234”? LOTS of people use it.

;-)

This reminds me of the Jeff Dunham “Who’s on First”-based sketch about the change in password…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBOZEVWwtvI

I open my email all the time.

I seriously doubt retinal scanners. Pain to work with when they work. More modern tech would be facial recognition but with e-mail, no. signed and encrypted is much more likely. That and maybe upgrade the computers to facial recognition for access.

“That’s the kind of password an idiot would have on his luggage!”,

“That’s my password as well!”

“The same one I use for my luggage!” — Mel Brooks, as President Scroob.

Actually, Mike Walker, of the Walker spy ring, working in the Ops Room of USS Nimitz, was able to extract documents from safes because an officer used his girlfriends’ names as the passwords to the safes. Then he wrote the girls’ names down on a sheet of paper to keep them straight.

Never keep a “little black book.”

Sending a password in an email is not really secure.

1234?? How foolish. Stupid, dumb idiotic – anyone would break that password in an instant.

She should use 6789.