我遵循多年的密码建议，后来发现设计者已后悔
DiebugI followed password advice for years until I found out it was designed by someone who later regretted it
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I followed password advice for years until I found out it was designed by someone who later regretted it chainarong06/Gopal3366/Shutterstock MUO Shutterstock Credit: chainarong06/Gopal3366/Shutterstock By Oluwademilade Afolabi Published Aug 16, 2026, 8:01 AM EDT Oluwademilade is a tech enthusiast with over five years of writing experience. He joined the MUO team in 2022 and covers various topics, including consumer tech, iOS, Android, artificial intelligence, hardware, software, and cybersecurity. In addition to writing at MUO, his work has appeared on HowtoGeek, Cryptoknowmics, TechNerdiness, and SlashGear. Oluwademilade attended the University of Ibadan in Nigeria, earning a medical degree from the College of Medicine. Excelling in public service, Oluwademilade was honored with the title of Global Action Ambassador by a student organization affiliated with the United Nations. He received this designation in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in recognition of his efforts to make a positive global impact in 2020 In his free time, Oluwademilade enjoys testing new AI apps and features, troubleshooting tech problems for family and friends, learning new coding languages, and traveling to new places whenever possible. Sign in to your MakeUseOf account Add Us Add on Google Preferred Source Google News Summary Generate a summary of this story Like Like follow Follow followed Followed Thread Log in Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Try something different: Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap There’s a decent chance you follow at least one password rule you never consciously signed up for. Toss in a capital letter, add a number, sprinkle in a special character, and preferably jam them together in a way that looks sufficiently hostile to human memory. If you’ve ever worked somewhere with mandatory password resets, you’ve probably gotten into a situation where you changed Password!7 to Password!8 and everyone involved agreed to call that security. A lot of that password orthodoxy can be traced back to guidance NIST started developing in the early 2000s. Bill Burr, then a manager at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, helped shape an appendix that went on to influence password policies across the board. Years later, he admitted publicly that some of the advice hadn’t played out the way he expected. Funny enough, the original document had already noticed some of the exact human habits that would eventually make those rules backfire. Related Please stop storing passwords in your browser Time’s up for your browser password manager. Posts 40 By Gavin Phillips ## An 8-page appendix helped set the password rules ### Bill Burr drafted it without the password data we have now Burr worked on the guidance in 2003, and NIST published Special Publication 800-63 [PDF] in June 2004. The full document was a much broader federal authentication standard, credited to Burr, Donna Dodson, and W. Timothy Polk, with Bur
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