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I usually change my root passwords on my servers once every 3 - 4 months--I have never been compromised.. well not that way. I have been compromised once, from the old SSHv1 CRC32 root exploit--that was a quick fix, just had to pull out the backup drive and rsync my system back to normal (and kill SSHv1, replacing it with SSHv2).
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yeah, any password changing policy is a good one. As long as people change them on a regular time interval.
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![]() I should probably change my passwords... its been a lonnnng time since I've changed them across my network at home. At work they are changed every 90 days.
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I have a friend that smoke way to much weed and can remember anything. He just uses different variations of JAM for passwords.
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Yup, weed will do that to you.
Just about every sysadmin i know has a god complex... so their passwords are god or some derivation of power.
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Most of mine are random characters that i think up on the spot. got about 15 different ones that i have to remember. It's tough some times.
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I ususally generate one 8 characters long with 2 of each categories in it. For example: b(G5&aL4 (two uppers, two lowers, two digits, two symbols).
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As much as I hate being unsecure, I inevitably forget my passwords when I change them and don't use them a lot (i.e.: servers). Hell...I finally fixed my iBook (after about 5 months of brokendedness) and couldn't remember the root password...had to boot my LiveCD and use the chroot workaround.
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lol. sounds like you lucked out on that one... I had to use a Linux boot disk not to long ago to get into my win xp box.
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