When password security questions aren't secure

Macworld
Nov 29, 2012, 6:30 am230 pts
When you select a password, you might choose to store it in a password manager, write it down, or commit it to memory (see “How to remember passwords” for some advice). Sometimes, however, things go wrong: You find yourself without access to your password manager, you lose the paper on which you recorded your…

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