Nope, helt gått mig förbi. Tack!
On May 1, 2014 6:02 PM, "Bjorn Larsson" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In source/Section-1.md:
>
> > +site, and they were all stored in a password manager with a locally encrypted database. Even if it
> > +was transfered over a vulnerable connection, the key has never been transfered and just one layer of
> > +the encryption would have been endangered.
> > +
> > +Changing out all of my passwords took less than an hour, my password manager made it very simple to
> > +generate new ones, but I still had to go through the forms on every single website. I was feeling
> > +pretty happy with myself, this process would have taken me more than three times as long a year ago.
> > +
> > +I then remembered that my mother would have to go through this process as well, but her password
> > +manager was a paper notebook. It was her compromise when I argued that she needed unique passwords,
> > +but she thought password managers were too complicated. Suddenly I wasn't feeling so good about
> > +being able to switch out my passwords on 30 different accounts so quickly. I knew that the few
> > +accounts she needed to change was going to cause her more trouble than all of mine - maybe password
> > +managers are not the perfect solution to this problem.
> > +
> > +Most non technical people will use the same password everywhere, and it will probably be a bad
>
> "Most non technical people will use the same password everywhere" finns
> det källa på detta?
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