So if you can not fix it, you can only mitigate it, with something else. And it’s a failing you can not fix, as it’s the human mind or brain which evolution saw no advantage in making “accurate or precise” as that’s not been on the “How to avoid being lunch” list. So human mind/brain is realy realy bad at passwords which is probably the most fundemental security failing of all time. As for pattern recognition even babies that are not yet able to talk are better than computers that still have trouble with telling cats from furniture. On the other hand computers, or more correctly computer memory, can easily and accurately store integers so large they can encode entire films in HD without a problem on something smaller than your finger nail. Hence bank cards still use 4digit pins, and we can tell dogs from cats and mostly people we know from those we don’t. Humans in general are usless at precision, but supprisingly to many good at patterns. The problem arises due to a trade between,
It’s not the USB Drive that’s the actual problem, but,ġ, The dumb design of certain consumer grade OS’s.Īkin to tying peoples shoe laces together as a requirment. “Passwords on a USB drive doesn’t work for me since they’ve banned… …part of NIST SP800.171 compliance required it.”
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