05-09-2008, 10:38 PM
I agree that the questions and assumptions and hoops and security codes and pop-up-required-sites and....well, security on the internet is frustrating. The underlying assumptions in some security questions, though, bother me most.
I do rely on 1Password. All I have to remember is one password. I suppose it *kinda* defeats the purpose of identity security. I use my Mac at home. One user. It is unlikely anyone will hack into my Mac or break into my office. Of course 1Password can be set to automatically open and stay open upon login; or require you to enter your 1Password every time any password it has is needed. Probably other options, too. I use the "Identity" feature frequently. As well as the "Wallet" feature.
I do rely on 1Password. All I have to remember is one password. I suppose it *kinda* defeats the purpose of identity security. I use my Mac at home. One user. It is unlikely anyone will hack into my Mac or break into my office. Of course 1Password can be set to automatically open and stay open upon login; or require you to enter your 1Password every time any password it has is needed. Probably other options, too. I use the "Identity" feature frequently. As well as the "Wallet" feature.