Millions of routers vulnerable to hack attack - Is yours?
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Good way to handle it -- for you. I can visualize myself trying to remember which USB stick had the password.
Then put the TXT file on all of them. It will be a whopping 63 bytes in size. I am sure each thumb drive will have the space.
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Another way Corrine, is to buy different colored ones for different computers.
Like you do with you supply of shoes, purses, and ( well I better stop there if I want to stay on here)!
I'd still need to locate the them. As to the shoes/purses equation, that wouldn't work here. I'm not a shopper, have one purse (3 or 4 years old) and probably have more USB sticks than I have pairs of shoes.
Good way to handle it -- for you. I can visualize myself trying to remember which USB stick had the password.
Then put the TXT file on all of them. It will be a whopping 63 bytes in size. I am sure each thumb drive will have the space.
I was teasing. Your suggestion is a good idea and may indeed work for someone needing this solution. :)
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Another way Corrine, is to buy different colored ones for different computers.
Like you do with you supply of shoes, purses, and ( well I better stop there if I want to stay on here)!
I'd still need to locate the them. As to the shoes/purses equation, that wouldn't work here. I'm not a shopper, have one purse (3 or 4 years old) and probably have more USB sticks than I have pairs of shoes.
Good way to handle it -- for you. I can visualize myself trying to remember which USB stick had the password.
Then put the TXT file on all of them. It will be a whopping 63 bytes in size. I am sure each thumb drive will have the space.
I was teasing. Your suggestion is a good idea and may indeed work for someone needing this solution. :)
Corrine,
I would have lost my behind on betting you had more shoes and purses than that.
I took the test and it would take a hacker 117 days to crack mine so I guess I better think of a better one.........right now it's "PassWord" just joking of course.
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My WPA2 key is too long to enter in that box lol.
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No "weak settings password" here. According to a variation of my 30-character mixed up router password at
How Secure Is My Password?
It would take
About 7,732,087,003 nonillion years
for a desktop PC to crack your password
Nice link, thanks Corrine, this will be an excellent eye opener for people.
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My WPA2 key is too long to enter in that box lol.
Guess no use wasting my time hacking your WPA2 then... hehe
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Corrine,
My wife says she's going to paint her USB drives with different colors of nail polish to keep track of them.....
There's an idea??????