Ne biste očekivali od Schneiera da vam ovo kaže
December 6, 2007 – 10:46 amIz nedavnog intervjua:
Q: How do you remember all of your passwords?
A: I can’t. No one can; there are simply too many. But I have a few strategies. One, I choose the same password for all low-security applications. There are several Web sites where I pay for access, and I have the same password for all of them. Two, I write my passwords down. There’s this rampant myth that you shouldn’t write your passwords down. My advice is exactly the opposite. We already know how to secure small bits of paper. Write your passwords down on a small bit of paper, and put it with all of your other valuable small bits of paper: in your wallet. And three, I store my passwords in a program I designed called Password Safe. It’s is a small application — Windows only, sorry — that encrypts and secures all your passwords.
Q: Is there any benefit to password protecting your home Wifi network? I have IT friends that say the only real benefit is that multiple users can slow down the connection, but they state that there is no security reason. Is this correct?
A: I run an open wireless network at home. There’s no password, and there’s no encryption. Honestly, I think it’s just polite. Why should I care if someone on the block steals wireless access from me? When my wireless router broke last month, I used a neighbor’s access until I replaced it.
Eto pa si vi mislite. Da vam neki tamo šmokljan kaže nešto ovako, vjerojatno biste mislili da je u najmanju ruku naivan. Ali kad to dođe od Schneiera, morate se bar malo zamisliti.


One Response to “Ne biste očekivali od Schneiera da vam ovo kaže”
Moja strategija je skoro identična njegovoj, samo što ja umjesto papirića koristim KeePass. A wireless nemam. :-)
By vuk on Dec 6, 2007