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Originally Posted by Littlepeahead
I had to reveal a work password to the IT team, which I could then change once the problem was fixed. This was done over the phone. D0esmybuml00kbiginthis had to be repeated several times before they stopped laughing.
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Possibly funniest password ever!
I've found the best thing is to think of a vaguely related sentence that can be used for all. So something like "Why does Google always need one more password?" Alternating upper and lower case and swapping the number for a digit gives you WdGaN1Mp which is pretty much unguessable. Change the G for an F for Facebook or T for Twitter or whatever and you have a really easy way of creating and remembering really secure and easily remembered passwords.
I'd love to say it was my idea. Sadly not though, I think it was mentioned on a techy programme of some sort, probably Click.