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Re: File Encryption - Part II


From: Kamal Habayeb <mountainfury () fastmail fm>
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 21:25:32 -0700

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Milli Bit wrote:
| In my quest for passwords that are easy to remember, I wrote a small
| web-app "Pseudo-Random Semi-Pronounceable Password". Rather than
| duplicate the explanation here in email...

Very interesting.  Again like you said it would not be suitable for a
corporate environment, but it would be very good for a home user,
especially if one were to add some numbers in there.  I personally use
Aladdin Systems Web sign-on token.  It is a usb token that fits on your
key ring and allows you to save web page passwords to it.  You need to
enter a master password to access the token, but it allows you to have a
different random password for every site.

Cheers,
Kamal
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