Password imperfect - page 2 | Tech News on ZDNet
This just in... 'abc123' is no longer a good password. Actually, the interesting part of this article is that 'B91(87Ate@' probably isn't a good password any more either. Two factor will only work if it's super easy to do... I do not want to have to scan my thumb 15 times to try and log in when I forgot to print something before a meeting. I use two factor from home right now, and it's not bad, but it's still much slower than just a password. Ah the price of security.