The password notebook is making an unlikely comeback, and this time security professionals have more reason to take the idea seriously.
The trigger is simple: Australia Post is selling paper notebooks designed specifically for usernames and passwords, reviving a surprisingly serious debate over whether offline credential storage still has a place in modern cybersecurity.
The use of such small paper books has long been discouraged in favor of digital password managers. Yet the product, posted by a Reddit user and currently selling for $4.90 or $5.90 depending on size, has prompted security veterans and online users to revisit whether that…
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