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I used to use a utility that would spit out a string, and I used that for a credit card number or two. I stopped using that utility (it had a lot more power than spitting back strings) because progressive versions of Windows made it ever more difficult to use (it hasn't been in development for many years). Now, I know that's not the safest thing to do, obviously potentially your CC number could be pilfered.
Do you pull out your plastic CC every time you use it? Commit the number(s) to memory?
I figure there may be some way to safely encrypt a CC number on your computer and spit it back when using it online, but for all I know this is a pipe dream at best. Can you use a password maintenance program for that? What do you think/do?
Do you pull out your plastic CC every time you use it? Commit the number(s) to memory?
I figure there may be some way to safely encrypt a CC number on your computer and spit it back when using it online, but for all I know this is a pipe dream at best. Can you use a password maintenance program for that? What do you think/do?
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