CHASE ARE YOU KIDDING ME?

[Homerboy]

Ive never had an issue with Chase's password system. Then again I never forgot my password once... let alone 5 times.

 

[TwiceOver]

Just write them on a piece of paper and put it under your mousepad. That's what everyone else does.

 

[Ns1]

Originally posted by: Homerboy
Ive never had an issue with Chase's password system. Then again I never forgot my password once... let alone 5 times.

That's nice


how many chase logins do you have?

Due to consolidation, I now have 5.

I've taken to cryptic code + postit notes to remember my pw's

 

[Evadman]

I have scripts for lots of sites that keep a history of past passwords to solve this problem for me. Password policies like that all have a limit, usually around 10 password changes where you can then reuse a previously used password. Therefore, I wrote a script that changes my password 50 times to random letters, numbers, and symbols. After that cycle, the script sets my password back to the one I had before. This process works everywhere I have bothered to write a script for.

Problem solved.

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: Ns1
HOW THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO REMEMBER ALL THESE FUCKING PASSWORDS FOR FUCKS SAKE


My god I've had to go through password reset 5 times because I've either a. forgotten my password or b. forgot my username (had to change when wamu -> chase)

Can't duplicate any passwords what the fuck, I only got 5 "master" passwords and I've already used all of them up you fuckers. What am I supposed to write these fucking passwords down now? WHAT THE FUCK GOOD IS THAT

WHAT THE FUCK CHASE


/rant

yes, them trying to protect you from someone hacking into your account is a terrible thing.
if you can't remember your password, write it down ole man.

 

[Homerboy]

Originally posted by: Ns1

Originally posted by: Homerboy
Ive never had an issue with Chase's password system. Then again I never forgot my password once... let alone 5 times.

That's nice


how many chase logins do you have?

Due to consolidation, I now have 5.

I've taken to cryptic code + postit notes to remember my pw's

I have 2 technically. 1 for personal and 1 for business.
That being said I haven't forgotten either of those, so I havent had the need for 5.

 

[Old Hippie]

Originally posted by: jjsole
Roboform

(windows only, but worth every penny)

I probably have 200 password/logins and Roboform saves my ass every time.

 

[Ns1]

Originally posted by: Homerboy

Originally posted by: Ns1

Originally posted by: Homerboy
Ive never had an issue with Chase's password system. Then again I never forgot my password once... let alone 5 times.

That's nice


how many chase logins do you have?

Due to consolidation, I now have 5.

I've taken to cryptic code + postit notes to remember my pw's

I have 2 technically. 1 for personal and 1 for business.
That being said I haven't forgotten either of those, so I havent had the need for 5.

WaMu -> Chase = 2 new logins (banking, persona/business)
WaMu -> Chase = 1 new login (credit, business)

+ 1 previous chase login for my sony credit card, which used to be some other company (citi iirc)

So I guess I have 4 logins.

 

[Capt Caveman]

Originally posted by: Ns1

Originally posted by: Homerboy
Ive never had an issue with Chase's password system. Then again I never forgot my password once... let alone 5 times.

That's nice


how many chase logins do you have?

Due to consolidation, I now have 5.

I've taken to cryptic code + postit notes to remember my pw's

I have one chase login for my mortgage and credit card. I haven't changed my password in ten years.

 

[SagaLore]

Originally posted by: Ns1
WHAT THE FUCK NS1


/whine

Fixed.

 

[SagaLore]

Originally posted by: Ns1
<snip>I now have a postit next to my monitor where I scratch off old passwords and write new ones.

You're the reason that us security admins cry ourselves to sleep.

 

[nakedfrog]

Originally posted by: SagaLore

Originally posted by: Ns1
<snip>I now have a postit next to my monitor where I scratch off old passwords and write new ones.

You're the reason that us security admins cry ourselves to sleep.

Security admins with bad password requirements drive people to it...

 

[SagaLore]

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: SagaLore

Originally posted by: Ns1
<snip>I now have a postit next to my monitor where I scratch off old passwords and write new ones.

You're the reason that us security admins cry ourselves to sleep.

Security admins with bad password requirements drive people to it...

At my last company I gave really good requirements. In my experience, the credit card companies are very relaxed in their requirements. This is what I'm most worried about:

My god I've had to go through password reset 5 times because I've either a. forgotten my password or b. forgot my username (had to change when wamu -> chase)

Can't duplicate any passwords what the fuck, I only got 5 "master" passwords and I've already used all of them up you fuckers.

So far we know that even with "only 5" he apparently uses for all his accounts, he forgets them all the time. But most importantly, we know if we ever got a hold of his password from a less secure source, we have a 1 in 5 chance of logging in to any number of other accounts he has. Revealing this information in popular forum is almost as bad as the postit note...

 

[nakedfrog]

/me steals Ns1's identity

 

[FP]

Originally posted by: randomlinh
keepass on truecrypt volume secured by password and key file.

on top of that, I usually use pass phrases that are modified systematically with symbols and numbers. the problem of course is when I run into a damn website that has some stupid 8 or 10 character restriction and/or no symbols/spaces.

Do not forget to hide it in your pr0n folder...

C:/WINDOWS/$NtUninstallKB924496$/spunkMonkey