Hey /g/ how often do you change your passwords?

>>57048430
15 years ago

every minute

>>57048430
I went on a big security binge about a year ago. Before that, I was using a fairly secure 14 character password, I was using it on every site. I ended up adding a unique word that couples it to the site. For instance, on my dropbox account I translated the word box to my native language and added it on the end.
I also enabled 2-factor authentication on all accounts that support it.

Now i'm sort of feeling the urge to change them all to longer, more unique diceware or randomly generated ones.

Is it recommendabe? Or just a waste of time..

>>57048720
absolutely plebian

>>57048430
never
this changing passwords meme needs to go

>>57048932
I would just like to take a moment of your time to tell everyone not to respond to the person calling things memes.

^ wew lad

>>57048430
when shit gets compromised. mostly its
was just some shitty email accounts.
last time was 2-3 years ago.

>>57048430
Everytime I use them because I reset them each time because I can't remember them because I reset them each time because I can't remember them.

>>57049686
wew memento

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>tfw teacher puts the usernames/passwords for a website we're on the board for us to check
>tfw I used the same password I use for everything

I had the same shit password for almost all of my accounts and now I have about 5.

One for emails.
One for buying accounts & subscriptions
One for Social Media
One for junk accounts or ones I don't care much about

Gonna start keeping track on paper all my accounts and passwords/emails used.
Just so I won't forget.

>>57048932
t. NSA

delet this

What do you all think about services like last pass where you can just have one master password and it stores all your other passwords and lets you use auto generated passwords.

I change my log-in passwords and my password database password about once a year.
Other than that, almost never. Maybe when there are potential compromises. Activity on anything that matters is carefully monitored, and I use different passwords for everything, leaving little reason for concern.