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If you're going to do that, make your password something like: p"|\0x0,a>\l;'`\u0;
The CSV file can use any delimiter and you can quote the field. Putting a double quote could break the parser. Also, if they're storing this in a SQL db, single quotes are good too.
p"|\0x0,a>\l;'`\u0;
All my important passwords look like that. I generally use random 24 character strings with upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters.
I just use niggerniggernigger, or yourenotreallyawoman.
liberals would never be able to bring themselves to type that, and conservatives are too gentlemanly to do anything negative to my files if they did.
As an added benefit, I'd make them repeat the readback in court a dozen times while I'm being prosecuted.
Complex password that is frequently changed and Multifactor Factor Authentication is the most practical security.
I don't know, that's not very convenient. I prefer "password" as a password. It's easy to type and remember.
Is that you John Podesta (thesun.co.uk)?
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