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Passwords - again - Anon

Posted: Mar 23, 2011

I just had to change my password on Ultipro - already - along with choosing 3 security questions. This is getting crazy. Everything we open has a different password, since they all need to be changed at different times.

Yes, drives me crazy too - sm

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What I started doing is when one says change password, I change the rest of them also so I don't have different passwords for everything. It really helped me.

First, we work at home -- who wants our passwords? - no name

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Second, either like the poster said, we make all the passwords the same, which is really not very secure, or we have them written down, which also is not secure. Stupid. Once again.

Yeah - sm

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I guess if anyone wants to hack in and get how many line counts I did or read my MQ email, go for it! Heck, maybe they could make sense of some of the emails and help me keep track of all the changes in client profiles, tips and they can even know how many mouse clicks I made. LOL

What I do - Forgetful

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Whenever I have to change a password in one of things we have to log into, I take the time to manually change the password in everything else to the same and not wait until it forces me to. It's more work, but after having been locked out of some things, it's worth it.

Oops, didn't read other posts first - Forgetful

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What sm said above. sorry.

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