Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

[beakmyn]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

www.passwordmeter.com

!CPE1704tks! scores 100%

Go ahead use it

[xor]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

So I guess I guy in a white lab coat is an automatic. :-)

See Stanley Milgram if you don't know what I'm talking about. More stuff you learn in those useless classes in college.

xor

[LosT]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

What ever do you mean? Ask the Mystery Challenge teams, I *always* say exactly what I mean :)

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[beakmyn]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

Careful he said:

"I promise I'll send you a password."

NOT

I promise I'll send you my password.

[0x58]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

I've got some chocolate.

[Thorn]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

I'll give you my password.

Where is my chocolate?

You send it first. I promise I'll send you a password.

LosT

Kind of an update on Wimpy...

Old: "I shall gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today."
New: "I shall gladly give you my password Tuesday for a chocolate bar today."

[LosT]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

I'll give you my password.

Where is my chocolate?

You send it first. I promise I'll send you a password.

LosT

[beakmyn]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

This has been done a few times and reported. In one instance they got a CEO's password for a pen. I can walk into pretty much any plant and get the password for the entire process system.

[shrdlu]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

The research revealed that 45 percent of women and 10 percent of men would disclose their password as part of a survey with the promise of receiving a chocolate bar, Infosecurity Europe reports.

Makes you wonder what it would take to increase those numbers a little bit.

Guinness. The chocolate bar is more likely to appeal to women. Now see, if I was a guy, everybody would holler sexist, and I admit it may be. On the other hand, it's true. I'd try Guinness, or whatever seemed popular and on the expensive side in the region.

[erehwon]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

The research revealed that 45 percent of women and 10 percent of men would disclose their password as part of a survey with the promise of receiving a chocolate bar, Infosecurity Europe reports.

Makes you wonder what it would take to increase those numbers a little bit.

[theprez98]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

People are almost always the weakest link!

[streaker69]

Re: Give me your password for a chocolate bar..

Here's a funny story about workers giving up their passwords for a "promise" of a chocolate bar:

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Women...ar-83570.shtml

I used to do contract work for a local bank at their administrative offices. People had no idea who I was, but they'd still give up their password if asked directly. One girl in marketing, we flirted with her so much she ended up giving us t-shirts and mugs.

You'd hope it wasn't that easy to get passwords, but it just really is.

[BeefWellington3]

Here's a funny story about workers giving up their passwords for a "promise" of a chocolate bar:

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Women...ar-83570.shtml