Thursday DE

[bjornwilde]

Oh yeah, it's my day isn't it?

What sort of passwords does your pup come up with? How tight is their security?

Comments

[daringyoungman]

AHAHAHAHAHA

Okay, first of all, people who write canons are terrible at passwords so I'm cheerfully ignoring any claim that Bruce's passwords are all the date his parent's died and going with what is actually fitting for the characters:


Dick (DCU) uses passwords that are easy to remember, never written down, and involve a range of letters and numbers. Usually random words with numbers substituted in.
Robin (YJ) uses randomised strings, stored in an encrypted file located ONLY on his person at any time. But most of his security is biometric - voice pattern recognition, facial, fingerprint, stuff like that.

Dinah's password is actually LarryLance1. We're sorry.




Kevin follows best practice for passwords, with whatever is standard advice from the Met at his time, but not anything more secure than that.

Obi-Wan - *facepalms* Um, I think most security in the GFFA is biometric? He doesn't really get computers and probably uses the same password for everything.

Fives - I'm just super amused by the idea that everything is biometric! Whups!

Runner 5 - doesn't. Because computers aren't really a thing anymore? They don't even have a Rofflenet ID. I figure they just peer over Sam's shoulder if they want to know something.

Simba - is a lion, dude.

[bjornwilde]

Ahsoka just works with whatever the default is for the Republic Army and the Jedi Order, which is like biometric.

Sabine has her personal stuff encrypted and the source encryption file is linked to her biometrics.

Jessica uses weird word combos that make her laugh, like 'monkey archer' but adds random numbers for letters, capitalization, and symbols.

Viv encrypts all her passwords within her own processors. Each password in individual and unique.

Tybalt...passwords? Why this cloak and dagger? (He doesn't do phones, so computers are right out.)

Dog: n/a Okay, actually I could see her adapting to the tech but it would need to be introduced to her. She'd likely use an old word that no one really remembers for a password.

Alustin: n/a but I can see him warding books which are keyed to his touch. The ward would not harm the book but it would prevent it from opening or make the contents incomprehensible.

Ben likely uses variations on the same password phrase until that is compromised and then changes to a new phrase.

[have_no_mercy]

Tess is a hacker, so her computer information is locked down pretty tight. Her personal security, however, is pretty much shit. It's a Smallville thing.

For Kylo, I hope the First Order is beyond passwords. But hey, Rey waltzed right into his room, so I'm going to say it's not as secure as it should be.

Creed has pretty strict passwords that he can memorize thanks to his eidetic memory through healing factor.

[last_kallig]

Ibani doesn't really DO passwords, security in Star Wars seems to be biometric. My other characters are from canons where computers aren't even a thing that exists, so they also don't make passwords.