Q0 |
IP Address |
Ip Addr |
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Q1 |
OIT Response ID |
Response Id |
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Q2 |
Date |
Date |
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Q3 |
Given name |
Firstname |
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Q4 |
Surname |
Lastname |
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Q5 |
Middle name |
Middle |
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Q6 |
Netid |
Netid |
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Q7 |
Participant ID |
Please enter your participant ID |
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Q8 |
Are you a student? |
Are you a student? |
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Q9 |
Student status |
If YES: What is your class year? |
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Q10 |
Major |
Students: What is your major?; Faculty/Staff: What department or office are you affiliated with? |
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Q11 |
Gender |
What is your gender? |
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Q12 |
Age |
How old are you? |
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Q13 |
Computer Experience |
"How would you rate your experience with computers? (1 = Novice, 3 = Average, 5 = Expert)" |
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Q14 |
Installs Software |
"When you need a software program, do who usually installs the software on your computer? Examples: you, a sibling, technical staff for your department." |
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Q15 |
Are there two websites where you use the SAME password? |
Are there two websites where you use the SAME password? |
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Q16 |
Explain same password |
If YES:Why do these websites have the same password? |
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Q17 |
Explain never same password |
If NO:Why do all websites have different passwords? |
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Q18 |
Reuse unimportant passwords |
I reuse a password if it is unimportant to me |
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Q19 |
Avoids creating new passwords |
It is easier to reuse a password than create a new one |
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Q20 |
Reuseing helps memory |
"If I reuse a password, it is easier for me to remember it" |
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Q21 |
Always reuses |
I use the same password for all websites I use |
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Q22 |
Doesn't understand avoiding password reuse |
"I do not see a need to create a different password websites that require logins when I access information (online newspapers, online discussion groups, etc)" |
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Q23 |
Unrealistic to use unique passwords |
It is unrealistic for me to use different passwords for different websites |
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Q24 |
Doesn't understand motivation for avoiding reuse |
I do not understand why I would want to use a different password for different websites |
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Q25 |
Paranoia |
Only nerds or paranoid people think they need more than one password |
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Q26 |
Single secure password |
I only need one password because no one knows it |
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Q27 |
Avoid reuse for financial protection |
"I reuse a password when there isn't much financial information (bank account, credit card number, etc) about me on a website" |
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Q28 |
Avoid reuse for personal info protection |
"I reuse a password when there isn't much personal information (sexual orientation, health status, etc) about me on a website" |
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Q29 |
Reuse for communication |
"I reuse a password when I use a website for routine communication (e-mail, chat, etc)" |
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Q30 |
Reuse for perceived unimportance |
I reuse a password when I don't think anyone would be interested in the information related to me on a website |
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Q31 |
No damage to me |
A hacker couldn't do much damage to me if they compromised my password |
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Q32 |
No damage to others |
A hacker couldn't do much damage to anyone else if they compromised my password |
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Q33 |
Inevitable compromise |
"No matter how good my passwords are or how many passwords I have, a determined attacker would compromise my passwords anyway" |
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Q34 |
Unlikely target |
No one would want to attack one of my website accounts |
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Q35 |
Unimportant target |
A hacker would choose someone more important than me when attacking an online account. |
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Q36 |
Obscurity |
"Since many other people have accounts on the same websites I use, a hacker is unlikely to attack one of my accounts." |
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Q37 |
Other reuse reasons |
Please add any other reasons you have for using a the same password for different websites |
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Q38 |
Are there two websites where you use DIFFERENT password... |
Are there two websites where you use DIFFERENT passwords? |
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Q39 |
Explain different passwords |
If YES:Why do these websites have different passwords? |
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Q40 |
Explain same passwords |
If NO:Why do all websites have the same password? |
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Q41 |
Stealing |
I use different passwords for different accounts because I am worried that someone might steal one or more of my passwords |
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Q42 |
Increased security |
I have heard it is more secure to use different passwords for different websites |
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Q43 |
Harder to guess |
It is harder to guess my password if I use different passwords on different websites |
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Q44 |
Avoiding info gathering |
It is harder to gather information about me if I use different passwords on different websites |
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Q45 |
Prevented because easy to guess |
I wasn't allowed to use one of my passwords because it was too easy to guess |
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Q46 |
Wrong format |
"I wasn't allowed to use one of my passwords because it wasn't in the correct format (too long, too short, did or didn't have numbers, did or didn't have punctuation, did or didn't use capitals, etc)" |
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Q47 |
Generated passwords |
If a password is generated for me by a website than I use this password instead of one of my normal passwords |
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Q48 |
Easy to have different passwords |
It is easy for me to use different passwords for different websites because I use a password generator to create my passwords |
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Q49 |
Easy to remember different passwords |
It is easy to remember different passwords for different websites because I only use a few websites |
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Q50 |
Unrelated sites have unrelated passwords |
I use unrelated passwords for unrelated websites. For example: all websites related to cars use one password and all websites related to tennis use another password |
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Q51 |
Security levels |
"I have different passwords for different security levels of websites. For example, I have a generic password for online newspapers but I have a special password for my online bank account" |
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Q52 |
Forgot original |
I have forgotten one of my original password and had to reset it to something different |
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Q53 |
Other different password reasons |
Please add any other reasons you have for using different passwords for different websites |
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Q54 |
How friends compromise |
"IGNORING THEIR MOTIVATION, for each person listed below, write at least one scenario where this person could obtain one of your passwords. Someone you know well (significant other, friend, relative, etc)" |
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Q55 |
How acquaintence compromises |
"IGNORING THEIR MOTIVATION, for each person listed below, write at least one scenario where this person could obtain one of your passwords. Someone without computer expertise that you have met ..." |
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Q56 |
How tech expert compromises |
"IGNORING THEIR MOTIVATION, for each person listed below, write at least one scenario where this person could obtain one of your passwords. Someone without computer expertise that you have met (classmate, neighbor, etc)" |
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Q57 |
How insider compromises |
"IGNORING THEIR MOTIVATION, for each person listed below, write at least one scenario where this person could obtain one of your passwords. Someone with computer expertise that you have met (computer support person, tech savvy friends, etc)" |
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Q58 |
How competitor compromises |
"IGNORING THEIR MOTIVATION, for each person listed below, write at least one scenario where this person could obtain one of your passwords. Someone from your organization that you do not know (your school, your club, etc)" |
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Q59 |
How hacker compromises |
"IGNORING THEIR MOTIVATION, for each person listed below, write at least one scenario where this person could obtain one of your passwords. Someone that is unaffiliated that you do not know (hacker, etc) " |
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Q60 |
1 Attack ability - most able |
"IGNORING MOTIVATION AND CONSIDERING ABILITY ONLY, rank people by their ability to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 1 ""-"" Greatest ability" |
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Q61 |
2 Attack ability |
"IGNORING MOTIVATION AND CONSIDERING ABILITY ONLY, rank people by their ability to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 2" |
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Q62 |
3 Attack ability |
"IGNORING MOTIVATION AND CONSIDERING ABILITY ONLY, rank people by their ability to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 3" |
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Q63 |
4 Attack ability |
"IGNORING MOTIVATION AND CONSIDERING ABILITY ONLY, rank people by their ability to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 4" |
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Q64 |
5 Attack ability |
"IGNORING MOTIVATION AND CONSIDERING ABILITY ONLY, rank people by their ability to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 5" |
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Q65 |
6 Attack ability - least able |
"IGNORING MOTIVATION AND CONSIDERING ABILITY ONLY, rank people by their ability to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 6 ""-"" Least ability" |
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Q66 |
Ability comments |
Please add any comments about your ranking |
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Q67 |
1 Attack movitation - Most motivated |
"IGNORING ABILITY AND CONSIDERING MOTIVATION ONLY, rank people by their motivation to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 1 ""-"" Most motivated" |
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Q68 |
2 Attack motivation |
"IGNORING ABILITY AND CONSIDERING MOTIVATION ONLY, rank people by their motivation to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 2" |
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Q69 |
3 Attack motivation |
"IGNORING ABILITY AND CONSIDERING MOTIVATION ONLY, rank people by their motivation to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 3" |
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Q70 |
4 Attack motivation |
"IGNORING ABILITY AND CONSIDERING MOTIVATION ONLY, rank people by their motivation to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 4" |
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Q71 |
5 Attack motivation |
"IGNORING ABILITY AND CONSIDERING MOTIVATION ONLY, rank people by their motivation to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 5" |
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Q72 |
6 Attack motivation - least motivated |
"IGNORING ABILITY AND CONSIDERING MOTIVATION ONLY, rank people by their motivation to access information without permission from one of your web accounts. 6 ""-"" Least motivated" |
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Q73 |
Motivation comments |
Please add any comments about your ranking |
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Q74 |
1 Attack likelihood - most likely |
"CONSIDERING MOTIVATION AND ABILITY, rank people by their likeliness to access information without permission one of your web accounts. 1 ""-"" Most likely" |
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Q75 |
2 Attack likelihood |
"CONSIDERING MOTIVATION AND ABILITY, rank people by their likeliness to access information without permission one of your web accounts. 2" |
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Q76 |
3 Attack likelihood |
"CONSIDERING MOTIVATION AND ABILITY, rank people by their likeliness to access information without permission one of your web accounts. 3" |
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Q77 |
4 Attack likelihood |
"CONSIDERING MOTIVATION AND ABILITY, rank people by their likeliness to access information without permission one of your web accounts. 4" |
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Q78 |
5 Attack likelihood |
"CONSIDERING MOTIVATION AND ABILITY, rank people by their likeliness to access information without permission one of your web accounts. 5" |
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Q79 |
6 Attack likelihood - least likelihood |
"CONSIDERING MOTIVATION AND ABILITY, rank people by their likeliness to access information without permission one of your web accounts. 6 ""-"" Least likely" |
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Q80 |
Likelihood comments |
Please add any comments about your ranking |
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Q81 |
Software tools |
"What kinds tools do you use? Password Software (Password Agent, Password Tracker, Any Password) " |
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Q82 |
Online tools |
"What kinds tools do you use? Password Website (Gator eWallet, PasswordSafe.com, RoboForm.com)" |
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Q83 |
Cookies |
"What kinds tools do you use? Website Cookies (Website checkbox: ""Remember my password on this computer"")" |
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Q84 |
Browser |
"What kinds tools do you use? Web Browser (Internet Explorer AutoComplete, Netscape Password Manager, Firefox Saved Passwords) " |
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Q85 |
Saved File |
"What kinds tools do you use? Computer File (Word document, Excel sheet, text file) " |
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Q86 |
paper note |
"What kinds tools do you use? Paper (post-it notes, notebook, day planner) " |
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Q87 |
website reminder |
"What kinds tools do you use? Password Reminder (Website feature: ""Forgot your password?"") " |
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Q88 |
memory |
What kinds tools do you use? Human Memory |
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Q89 |
other tool |
What kinds tools do you use? Other |
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Q90 |
Software tools-past |
"What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Password Software (Password Agent, Password Tracker, Any Password) " |
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Q91 |
Online tools-past |
"What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Password Website (Gator eWallet, PasswordSafe.com, RoboForm.com)" |
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Q92 |
Cookies-past |
"What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Website Cookies (Website checkbox: ""Remember my password on this computer"")" |
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Q93 |
Browser-past |
"What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Web Browser (Internet Explorer AutoComplete, Netscape Password Manager, Firefox Saved Passwords) " |
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Q94 |
Saved File-past |
"What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Computer File (Word document, Excel sheet, text file) " |
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Q95 |
paper note-past |
"What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Paper (post-it notes, notebook, day planner) " |
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Q96 |
website reminder-past |
"What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Password Reminder (Website feature: ""Forgot your password?"") " |
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memory-past |
What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Human Memory |
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Q98 |
other tool-past |
What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Other |
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Q99 |
username |
What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? Username |
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Q100 |
sitename |
"What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? Website name (eg, Princeton University)" |
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Q101 |
url |
"What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? Website address/URL (eg, www.princeton.edu)" |
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Q102 |
password stored |
What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? Password |
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Q103 |
clue |
What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? Clue (Word or phrase related to the password) |
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Q104 |
e-mail address |
What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? E-mail address |
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Q105 |
secret question |
"What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? Secret question (eg, what's your mother's maiden name?)" |
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Q106 |
secret answer |
What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? Answer to a secret question |
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Q107 |
other stored info |
What information do you write down or store to help you remember your passwords for websites? Other |
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Q108 |
last time created a new password |
"When was the last time you created a new password for logging into a website? (Less than 1 week; More than 1 week, Less than 1 month; More than 1 month, Less than 6 months; More than 6 months, Less than 1 year; More than 1 year)" |
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Q109 |
example of technique to create password |
How did you create a new password? |
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Q110 |
methods for creating passwords |
What are other methods you have used to create a new password? |
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Q111 |
how to store password (free form) |
Where did you store your new password? |
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Q112 |
other methods for storing passwords |
What are other methods you have used to store passwords? |
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Q113 |
short term use |
"If I haven't used some passwords for very long, I don't need to change it" |
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Q114 |
infrequent use |
"If I infrequently use a password, I don't need to change it" |
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Q115 |
avoid changing because of memory |
I don't change a password because I wouldn't be able to remember a new password |
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Q116 |
difficult to change all copies of password use |
"I try to use the same password for multiple websites, so it would be inconvenient to change the password" |
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Q117 |
reset forgotten passwords |
I only reset the password after I've forgotten it |
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Q118 |
difficult process to change password |
"The process for changing a password is bothersome, difficult, or unintuitive" |
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Q119 |
Changing is unrealistic |
It is unrealistic for me to periodically create new passwords |
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Q120 |
Asked to change |
I will change a password if have been asked to change it |
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Q121 |
after hacking |
I will only change a password if I know the password has been compromised |
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Q122 |
passwords isn't protecting |
"If I am not protecting anything with my password, it doesn’t matter if I change it or not" |
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Q123 |
no reason to change |
I don't have a reason to change the password on the websites I use |
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Q124 |
never a reason to change |
There's never a need to change passwords for online accounts |
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Q125 |
other reasons for changing passwords |
"Please add any other reasons you have for keeping, changing, or resetting passwords" |
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