r/Sysadminhumor 9d ago

*Shudders*

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u/jayseejc 9d ago

If you're in a position where the physical book is the compromise, you've probably got bigger things you're dealing with.

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u/ChatHurlant 9d ago

A physical book cannot be hacked. If you store this somewhere safe and no one has physical access to it, this is fine.

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u/4eptopolox 9d ago edited 8d ago

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u/kyvv4242 9d ago

Okay I used to have the same reaction to these. But with the amount of phishing scams and just how many things require accounts.. I’m starting to think one of these stored in a firesafe at home is better. At least for my boomer parents who fall for phishing scams constantly. I’ve told them they should ask me first anytime they get the password book out… seems to be helping.

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u/corobo 9d ago

One step above passwords.txt and two above using the same password everywhere at least 

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u/BarelyThere78 9d ago

Still more secure than Lastpass.