We are supposed to have lots of passwords and never to write them down. I can see the sense of having different passwords so that if they get one they haven't got them all but I wonder what tricks people have for remembering them all.
I've just recently thought of one which I suspect is blindingly obvious to most people. I write them down but what I write down isn't the exact password. All you have to remember is what you do to generate the password. For example you take the last letter of the website you have a password for and put that letter as a capital in front of what you have written. e.g. For 'Gransnet' you write down as the password 'private' but the real password is 'Tprivate'.
Of course you can make it a bit more complicated but you only have to remember that one thing. It wouldn't keep Alan Turing at bay for long but at least it works. I expect most of you have much better ideas but I'd be interested to know what they are.
Being quizzed by chemist's assistant in Boots.