secret passwords

I'm paranoid and I have a terrible memory. This is a very bad combination. I have to keep a notebook with a list of the sites I belong to, each with my login name and password written next to it. I constantly have to look at this little book in order to get into some of my sites. I like the ones, like mylot, that log me in automatically on my computer or that save my login info so all I have to do is hit login. But I still keep them written down just in case. lol

no i don't change passwords..i use the same password on everything that needs a password so i wont confused myself..

I am quite forgetful.So I never meddle with this password thing.I just stick to one password so that I dont get stuck.That's safest for me.

I know it's bad but I try to keep my passwords the same. Of course mine is pretty difficult unless you know my past so I feel pretty secure about it.

I probably should change them more but I have some unusual ones so don't worry about it too much. I keep a journal in my desk with my passwords so I can refer to it if I forget one.

YES, its was a hassel for me i registered for on line to fill my tax return form. when i started to log in the next day i forgot my pass word and the funny thing was that when i asked for on line help i wasnt able access . at times its really a headache. to have so many pass words and keep on forgetting them.

I have just changed a password because it was a little too long. But all the others I will never change. They are things that I can remember.

I change my passwords on a regular basis and I would never use anything that would be easy for someone to figure my password out. I use numbers and symbols in my passwords. I don't have to remember them because I have a book that has my user name and passwords in. Although I will have to say that the sites I use a lot I do remember the passwords to.

I used to just have one password for everything. If I changed my email password I would change the password for everything.Now, I have three passwords for logging in to different things. One that I already used and two that my fiance use and now I use. Microsoft has a password strength tester somewhere on their site, or you can just search password testers. I think that if you have one really good password that no one can remember, it's better and easier. I won't trust anyone with my password anymore, except my fiance.

My passwords are completely randomly generated, using alphanumerical and special characters. They are complete nonsense. I make them as long as the website will allow, but I prefer for them to be at least thirty characters in length. I store them all in KeePass password safe, which means I don't have to memorise them, which is good because it would be completely impossible! I don't know any of my passwords, not even the ones I use every single day. The only one I know is the master password for KeePass, and no one would ever guess that!.