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How to Remember Passwords?
The whole thing about remembering passwords is controversial. If one can remember a password, on one hand, it may mean that it is not strong enough (few characters, a dictionary word, etc), which means low security, on the other hand, if the password is strong enough, it may mean that the security is at its best, as the password is not written anywhere (it was remembered, right?).
So what is the way to remember passwords? First of all, everything starts from creating a password, which needs to be remembered. It can be a word with changed order of letters, like 'gniame', which stands for 'enigma'. Also, one can just think of a random string of letters, like 'osptem', and remember it. The main thing about remembering passwords is to create a password yourself. Since you are creating a password yourself, you know how it is formed, and it is easier to remember. Of course, the harder the password is, the better the security, the harder it is to remember it. The farther one can walk this security path, balancing between memory and security, the better.For those who can not remember passwords, password managers were created, which can manage one's personal information, like credit card numbers, PIN codes, bank account numbers, email login and passwords, etc. More than that. Password managers can fill online webforms with personal information and submit the details to sites. Usually, a built-in secure bookmark manager allows logging to sites automatically. Of course, as the password manager handles the passwords, a strong password generator is often used to generate unbreakable passwords.
All of the above can be managed by Handy Password, a personal secure password manager.
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