@ticoombs sooooo people will just make sure their password ends with a number and iterate that number for every change. Regular password changes are pointless. They force people in to using simpler passwords as they know its a temporary thing.
@kev@ticoombs Agreed. Studies have shown that it's a security vulnerability for employees to continually change their passwords this way, but companies don't care? Think their way is right? I don't know, but for someone who worked in IT for a few years, it gives me a headache.
@ticoombs sooooo people will just make sure their password ends with a number and iterate that number for every change. Regular password changes are pointless. They force people in to using simpler passwords as they know its a temporary thing.
As you quit rightly said...*sigh*.