Passwords

🔑 Passwords

November 14, 2020 | Posted by Omar Garcia | About Us

“When the claimant successfully demonstrates knowledge of the password to the verifier through an established authentication protocol, the verifier is able to infer the claimant’s identity.” — Wikipedia

Traditional advice: a strong password is 12+ characters, mixes uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols — and is never a dictionary word or obvious substitution.

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🛡️ Authentication Methods

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2-Factor Auth

Two passwords / factors. Something you know + something you have or are.

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Fingerprint

Biometric login using your unique fingerprint — fast and hard to fake.

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Facial Recognition

Uses your unique facial geometry to verify identity without typing anything.

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Social Login

Uses your social media credentials (Google, Facebook) to authenticate ownership.

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Future of Passwords

Passkeys, FIDO2, and hardware tokens are reshaping how we prove identity online.

🃏 Perfect Paper Passwords (PPP)

November 11, 2020 | Posted by Omar Garcia

Instead of memorizing a long password, memorize a pattern on a printed card. Each cell is read like coordinates: C3|G7|B10|E5|A1

A B C D E 1: \.=who b%$@dh v9$hn? ddy6?q oyxd8f 2: .c.3;3 %ytqm1 n$4uz] f84tj~ dw6scw 3: ,~k_tk e5#4a. @9e4bm cgcib. 9%$"#! 4: 7&oan- [:ri>w +jk3,! a=bvr' u:]&|= 5: [etwvj 9k/xew rjl4p7 ds"k|n fw!odn 6: ?7cpxv nj^gy] /wxfrk ixspk> {@mm:} 7: zf/s6t zbaa>7 wcc$.^ !^teg? 2q7{\< 8: |afn:8 ,rvb34 xrym4! 6*^!z% u.]6r6 9: !;ar~j f_@x2k s,6v5t >cbud5 4yaroz 10: od[/s" res.r] d\h%y, u}o3oz rkzsut

How to use: How to use: Memorize a grid pattern (e.g., C3→G7→B10) and read those cell characters as your password. Change patterns per site. Never write the pattern — only keep the card.
Learn more at GRC.com/ppp →

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