- by theverge
- 01 Nov 2024
Easy wins: ditch the infinite, impossible passwords and set up a password manager
Easy wins: ditch the infinite, impossible passwords and set up a password manager
- by theguardian
- 14 Jan 2022
- in technology
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Enter the password manager, the trusty vault of codes long forgotten, helping us access and secure our digital lives.
Though most web browsers like Chrome offer an inbuilt password manager, security experts suggest using a dedicated password manager able to suggest the generation of stronger passwords and prioritise the secure storage of your login information.
For a password manager with more features, 1Password, at $3 a month, also notifies a user if their password is weak, and cross checks their password against the Have I Been Pwned site to warn of any potential login breaches. 1Password also offers authentication, similar to that of Google Authenticator, adding encryption security with a secret key.
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- by travelandtourworld
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Union Square’s latest attraction, Madame Theodore’s Floral Academy for Wayward Travelers, is set to captivate visitors and art enthusiasts alike. Created by local artists Nicole Whitten and Carina Garciga Meyers in collaboration with the iconic Beacon Grand hotel, this floral-inspired installation transforms a historic corner of San Francisco into a must-see attraction. Blending the thrill of discovery with the beauty of botanical artistry, this installation offers travelers a unique glimpse into San Francisco’s artistic spirit.
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