Submission + - A Plea For Websites To Stop Blocking Password Managers (wired.com) 1
An anonymous reader writes: Password managers aren't a security panacea, but experts widely agree that it's better to use one than to have weak (but easy-to-remember) passwords. Just this week, they were listed as a tool non-experts don't use as much as experts do. I use one, and a pet peeve of mine is when a website specifically (or through bad design) interferes with the copying and pasting of a password. Thus, I appreciated this rant about it in Wired: "It’s unacceptable that in an age where our lives are increasingly being played out online, and are sometimes only protected by a password, some sites deliberately stop their users from being as secure as possible, for no really justifiable reason."
Oh you mean like gov websites? (Score:1)
The nicsez check website comes to mind.
You know to one that's used to run background checks for guns in 36 states or so?
If I recall correctly its forbidden in the terms to use a password manager
And you have to change the password every 90 days