re: #7 lawhawk

Any password protected environment is only as secure as its weakest password.

If it’s written down, it’s not secure. And if someone is seeking to engage in corporate espionage, particularly at a nation-state level, then the possibility that they might use the employ of janitors or other kinds of staffers to gain access is plausible.

teehee, the last corporation I worked for was so far behind, they still had a generic password for most company systems that even low level cashiers, like me, accessed. Then they changed it to a personal logon. Then they made you change it every month. Man, people bitched about that last change.

ggt just shook head.