• owenfromcanada@lemmy.ca
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    2 days ago

    They did require admin logins, but they also implemented a bimonthly password change, so there were post-its on all the monitors.

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      2 days ago

      Lol, my company has daily, there’s no way I can remember without writing it down. But hey, it’ll be invalid the next day so it’s all good

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          You don’t get to choose it though, that’s why there’s no way in hell I’ll remember. Unless it happened to be easy that day and I used it multiple times

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            If you aren’t setting the password, how are they sending the password to you?

            Seems like they may not have a very good concept of the point of a password.

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              There’re multiple layers, I don’t wanna give too much details lol. But basically things like, assigned computer, office network, phone or physical multifactor keys, etc.

              I’m ok with everything except the generated password because it’s a hassle.

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                1 day ago

                your description sounds like those authenticators that change every minute, but for every day instead.

                don’t tell them about the authenticators that change every minute some idiot is going to get an idea