a quick #securityHygiene note:
I've championed password managers to no end, and continue to do so, but please, make sure you turn off auto-fill on them.
Last thing you want is a rogue script scraping your login credentials because they were auto-filled on an non-login form.
@TheAbbotTrithemius - yup - it's the server-side served script, not the browser.
Oh drats, I’ve been using the Safari suggested passwords (which are no joke), but mostly for uninportant sites.
@TheAbbotTrithemius - ah, that's the "suggested" passwords - that's probably OK, as long as it doesn't try to auto-fill on login screens
@TheAbbotTrithemius @0x56 I have been using a python script that generates passwords. Oplop generates eight character passwords. You give it a website and a master word. It is a local script so you don't share information.
@dmd @TheAbbotTrithemius - 8 is still pretty small, I'd recommend as long as possible. (depending on the hashing algorithm, 8 could be broken in a matter of minutes if they have access to the database with the stored hashes and a powerful GPU)
@0x56
Even on Safari w/Mac OS?