>While Reddit also suggests that updating passwords every couple of months is a good idea, as well as using a password manager, that's not advice most security professionals would currently condone. Changing passwords regularly, that is, not password manager usage.
What inelegant phrasing.
Another option is to treat online accounts as throwaway wherever possible. As much as Reddit would like to sell you gizmos for your profile, there's no benefit to the user to have an old account with lots of karma. Just keep re-rolling with strong random passwords and you have nothing to lose.
What inelegant phrasing.
Another option is to treat online accounts as throwaway wherever possible. As much as Reddit would like to sell you gizmos for your profile, there's no benefit to the user to have an old account with lots of karma. Just keep re-rolling with strong random passwords and you have nothing to lose.