Password waste is a huge problem in the United States. We have enough passwords to feed the hungry, but corporations would rather throw away the unsold passwords at the end of the day than let people use them.


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Passwords expire so often in corporate settings because passwords are not shelf-stable.

Passwords should be refrigerated after opening. If kept refrigerated in an airtight container, a password will last up to two weeks longer.

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Please note that we have updated our security policy to accommodate Apple’s Vision Pro and OpticID:

If you use OpticID to unlock a device with access to corporate data, you must change your retina at least once every sixty days.

You may not re-use any of your most recent 12 eyeballs.

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If you access corporate email on a personal device that can be unlocked with FaceID, you must change your face at least once every sixty days.

You may not reuse any of your most recent 12 faces.

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Requiring Periodic Password Changes Is (Probably) Still A Good Idea
https://infosec.engineering/requiring-periodic-password-changes-is-probably-still-a-good-idea/
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