http://computerservices.org/?p=27 Sun, 01 Aug 2010 17:09:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://computerservices.org/?p=27&cpage=1#comment-5799 admin Wed, 16 Jun 2010 08:46:21 +0000 http://computerservices.org/?p=27#comment-5799 No, it's not. No, it’s not.

]]> http://computerservices.org/?p=27&cpage=1#comment-4801 Quick Connect Mon, 03 Aug 2009 21:43:18 +0000 http://computerservices.org/?p=27#comment-4801 Good article. This is becoming a large problem recently, especially with the hype its getting on twitter, this is a simple solution. One thing also paople can remember is if you forget your password, the reset password feature is there for a reason. Rather be safe than sorry. Good article. This is becoming a large problem recently, especially with the hype its getting on twitter, this is a simple solution. One thing also paople can remember is if you forget your password, the reset password feature is there for a reason. Rather be safe than sorry.

]]> http://computerservices.org/?p=27&cpage=1#comment-4565 Jay Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:20:56 +0000 http://computerservices.org/?p=27#comment-4565 Is this website the same as http://computerservices.me? Is this website the same as http://computerservices.me?

]]> http://computerservices.org/?p=27&cpage=1#comment-1405 Branson Computer Repair Fri, 21 Nov 2008 10:41:57 +0000 http://computerservices.org/?p=27#comment-1405 Thanks for the great inforamtion. It's true that most people will use the same username and password for every single account they create. We do this becuase it's easier to remeber one set of login credentials than 50 or 100 different ones. But the downfall to ths is that if just one of them is compromised, then all of them are. Also, many people will create different usernames and passwords for all of the sites they are registered on. But then they'll keep all of the login info in a text file on theiur hard drive called "passwords.txt" or "login info.txt". This is also a bad choice becuase if your machine ever gets targeted by a hacker, they can easily spot this file and gain access to the accounts listed in it. Thanks for the great inforamtion.
It’s true that most people will use the same username and password for every single account they create. We do this becuase it’s easier to remeber one set of login credentials than 50 or 100 different ones.
But the downfall to ths is that if just one of them is compromised, then all of them are.
Also, many people will create different usernames and passwords for all of the sites they are registered on. But then they’ll keep all of the login info in a text file on theiur hard drive called “passwords.txt” or “login info.txt”. This is also a bad choice becuase if your machine ever gets targeted by a hacker, they can easily spot this file and gain access to the accounts listed in it.

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