Putting Your Passwords on Self-destruct Mode: Beating Password Fatigue.

Huascar A. Sanchez, John Murray · Symposium On Usable Privacy and Security · 2016

Many people feel overwhelmed by the number of Web accounts they need to access on a regular basis, because of the quantity of passwords that have to be updated, especially in the context of many frequent password change mandates. This sense of challenge has been referred to as Password Fatigue (Hayday 2011) and is essentially defined as simply having too many passwords to remember (or deal with) on an erratic schedule and/or inconsistent basis.

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