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Topic for debate: changing passwords	by nix	2005-05-16 11:03:40
AFAIK it is to ensure that no overlooked	by Peace_man	2005-05-16 11:13:04
frequent password changes increase the probability	by raptor_87	2005-05-16 12:08:13
There are some companies where a written-down ---	by jayfarm	2005-05-16 13:15:05
password will get you terminated immediately. I've heard of Fleet Bank for example conducting random checks of offices for passwords laying around (under keyboard, mousepad, common places) and sending people out the door that day for having done it. This sort of gestapo security paired with password changes could work? I know I'd rather have security-minded people in charge of my banking than a lax group of people that just keep a chart on the wall.
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Actually, what you would get is...	by Peace_man	2005-05-16 15:29:24
Uhm, not really - Internal calls are easy to --	by jayfarm	2005-05-16 22:17:50

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