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Password changing considered harmful
March 12, 2023, 12:01 a.m. | WSJ
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/annoying-password-rules-actually-make-us-less-secure-a05edb70
Annoying Password Rules Actually Make Us Less Secure
Does your company network or a frequently visited website force you to come
up with a new password because it has declared your old one is past its
expiration date?
If you find that annoying, you're not alone. What's worse: It's actually bad
for cybersecurity, say researchers.
The scheduled-replacement policy is one of a number of poor or ineffective
password practices that make logging into sites, apps and …
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