Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for April 30, 2022

P1e@5e—

Why?

A far better password is a string of four unconnected words.

Child’s question: “Can you make me a sandwich?”

Dad response: “Poof! You’re a sandwich!”

And it has to be changed every 90 days.

A long time ago, there was a website that required a password of exactly ten digits. I bet anyone could guess most of them.

If you follow this approach, most kids would suffer severely or die from hunger.

This kid needs some time away from the computer.

Uh…She said Magic word, not Password.

I told my I.T. professional that my password was the last four digits of pi. Took him a minute to get it, heh

Pam is equipped with natural recognition software that can’t be hacked.

Or it could be long enough that it can be remembered by a human but is too long to hack and is actually more secure.

Security is very important. You don’t want some random kid hacking your mom.

Will you please make me a sandwich?

I asked my younger daughter, maybe 3 at the time, “What’s the magic word?” and she responded “NOW!”. I new immediately that her older sister (8) had been at work.

If she had a jar of tahini, would the magic word be “Open Sesame”?

My favorite password….letmeinuidiot lol

Try “Makeme1sandwichdammit!”

Kids got passwords mixed up with politeness. I wonder how that happened.

It’s best when encrypted.

That’s password. Magic word is easier.

Pl3@$e

Actually, her magic word has all of those.

ZAP! You’re a sandwich!

That’s like my required password format at work. That expires and needs to be changed every four months. In one situation, only to book vacations for thee most part.