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The Paper Password Manager

BHIS · 2020-01-02 · Read original ↗

ATT&CK techniques detected

6 predictions
T1555.005Password Managers
90%
“the paper password manager the paper password manager every year around the holidays i end up having a conversation with at least one friend or family member about the importance of choosing unique passwords for each web site or service they use. usually, it ’ s after they ’ ve r…”
T1555.005Password Managers
77%
“”, an attacker who compromises those passwords could start to make reasonable guesses about what the unique bit for other accounts might be. - for extra security, consider creating a separate ppm for high - security web sites like bank accounts. each ppm should have its own uniqu…”
T1555.005Password Managers
70%
“passwords is carried outside the home, there ’ s a very real possibility it will be lost or stolen. even if the list of passwords never leaves the house, it may still be at risk. i ’ m amazed how frequently i hear stories of friends, caregivers, children, and even parents who mak…”
T1555.005Password Managers
62%
“all of their other accounts remain secure. and if the paper password manager itself is compromised through loss or theft by an attacker who doesn ’ t know the key, login credentials to the user ’ s account are not immediately known – giving the user time to change their passwords…”
T1555.005Password Managers
62%
“he realized the importance of using a unique password for every different service. sure, sites like ebay, paypal, and your bank usually have pretty strong security, but other sites you use might not be so secure. when an attacker steals your password from an insecure website, the…”
T1555.005Password Managers
51%
“key ” ) is the same for every account and is not written down. instead, the key is memorized by the user. to type the password of any account stored in the paper password manager, the user simply types in the account ’ s unique bit followed by the key. in other words : account pa…”

Summary

Michael Allen // Every year around the holidays I end up having a conversation with at least one friend or family member about the importance of choosing unique passwords for […]

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