Random.Org Provides an Easy Fix for Your Password Blues
Joanne Lam — March 29, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: random.org
Whenever signing up for a certain site or service on the internet, the password to each user name becomes a troublesome part of the process. Nowadays, it’s even more difficult as each site grades your passwords from “weak” to “very strong” and the like.
Random.org found an efficient way to rid you of these troubles. Their Password Generator has values to which you can input certain specifications, providing you with up to 100 passwords to choose from fitting those characteristics.
The only problem you’d have left would probably be remembering which password was used for which site.
Random.org found an efficient way to rid you of these troubles. Their Password Generator has values to which you can input certain specifications, providing you with up to 100 passwords to choose from fitting those characteristics.
The only problem you’d have left would probably be remembering which password was used for which site.
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