• I Cast Fist@programming.dev
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    Let me write a fucking passphrase instead of ABCabc123! And let me use fucking ã, ñ, é, ç, etc on my passwords - Microsoft doesn’t allow spaces or latin special characters

    Forcing people to use upper case, lower case, number and special character is terrible for them and vastly increases password reuse. Besides, almost no one brute forces anything anymore, it’s all rainbow tables and invading the database server

      • fuck_u_spez_in_particular@lemmy.world
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        Arghh, why is every company thinking, that AI will make them valuable…

        “Let AI retrieve, generate and manage all your credentials”

        Yeah a definite nope, for what reason do I use bitwarden? So that exactly this doesn’t happen…

        Anyway vaultwarden is what I’m using, much more performant and self-contained, compatible to bitwarden (but you need to host it, obviously)…

    • WanderingThoughts@europe.pub
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      10 hours ago

      Then you can generate a password so big and complex, the site or app starts begging you to stop. At that moment, you can say “ur password system is weak.”

      • bdonvr@thelemmy.club
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        10 hours ago

        Careful with that. Sometimes a site will allow you to use some stupid long password when you sign up, but then it turns out that some other version of the site or an app for it on other platforms won’t accept a password that long!

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            4 hours ago

            It just says “wrong password” and you’ll be guessing at which random character did it cut the password. Luckily sometimes it’s just a stupid html verification form that can be disabled in the console and be submitted anyway.

        • markz@suppo.fi
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          9 hours ago

          I mentioned lemmy passwords in the other reply. Guess how I found out

        • Cassa@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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          It’s not a service you’re paying for. It is just a password manager.

          Though tbh, I don’t know all of bitwardens spesific details.

          It’s at least open source, but can you have your passwords stored anywhere other than their servers? What if the company changes path - can you just use another fork or are you stuck.

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            9 hours ago

            Bitwarden is self-hostable and foss, with some unofficial software already out there. Not much opportunity for the company to entrap customers if it went evil.

            IMO, for most people it’s best to just send them to register at bitwarden. It’s less hassle so they might actually follow through, while being infinitely better than what they were doing before.

    • AlfredoJohn@sh.itjust.works
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      9 hours ago

      Or just use the built in password managers in chrome or Firefox. No need to pay for a password manager when they are free on the browsers most people already use

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        8 hours ago

        No need to pay

        I didn’t say anything about paying. It’s free in both meanings of the word.

        It’s also cross-platform and -browser and better than builtin ones.

      • Stillwater@sh.itjust.works
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        I wouldn’t recommend that. Bitwarden is free and works on any device, and doesn’t tie you to a browser. What if you want to switch browsers someday?

  • outhouseperilous@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    8 hours ago

    Correcthorsebatterystaple (somebody link please)

    Edit: Most places wont allow it due to character requirements and length limits, but it does work and is cryptographically sound.

    • Patches@ttrpg.network
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      Yep and then they require you to put special characters, numbers, and capital letters because… Reasons?

      I would be the one getting hacked, not them… Let me do what I want.

      • Ghoelian@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        It’s just because of entropy. More entropy is more secure.

        Also sure, it’s you getting hacked, but it’s the service that got hacked that will have all kinds of news stories written about their weak password requirements.

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        Also, chbs without aA!%12345ing is way harder to inject code with.

        Not that anyone is allowed to code considerately and well anymore.

  • PotatoesFall@discuss.tchncs.de
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    I don’t know how but I went way too long without a password manager. Changed my life. I recommend Bitwarden. I also use it to store like, my bank account number or my tax number.