We now have a lot of websites to visit on a daily basis to do some basic activities and, in some cases, just to unwind. How do you keep track of the passwords to these sites?
Do you keep track of your passwords?
- Thread starter Henrywrites
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Of course, I have too many and some too important to try and recall.
Is this not risky? A hacker can easily have access to all your accounts once they hack one.
Some are saved and some I remember. If not then I can change them later.
So, not all passwords are saved then. I think using the reset password option is good when you forget some.
If you are not active on Twitter, then it's no big deal. Again, sometimes people lose their passwords by clicking on some phishing emails.
Not so much the active part, I just don’t have any personal information on there.
It’s like, oh no, this hacker found out I have shit taste in anime and music. Whatever shall I do?
They can't use it for anything. I believe that it is always the big influencers that they go after.
At least you have a lot of credits.
I forgot about those, the Chinese might be after them.
I mean exchanging them for Gift Cards on the Forum but no one tries to log into your account with a password you never get keylogged on.
Is there no way for the admin not knowing one was hacked?
Really? What password manager can you recommend for me? I will like to have a try.
Yes and I use a password manager called Sticky Password, but there a quite a few out there.
Let the hacker try his might. I'm waiting. It's a 15 digit long mixed with alphabets, numbers, and symbols. They can try.
Oh well, it is definitely going to be a tough battle.
