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Recognize these? The top 25 worst passwords revealed“Password” tops this year’s list of none-too-cle
Topic Started: Nov 24 2011, 01:58 AM (341 Views)
campy
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Handyman Extraordinaire
The passwords are hidden in Frefox and when you wish to see them, you have to unhide them. It is also a good time to delete the passwords that are no longer used when they were changed to a new one.

Unless you are using the master password feature anyone can access the passwords in Firefox using the Tools method.

AS a backup I went to the dollar store and purchased a small booklet for 99 cents and write all my passwords there. I deliberately had a floppy disc drive installed on my computer and store a backup of passwords on a floppy. The same can be done on a rewriteable CD or DVD ...


I use the same password for everything. Is that bad?
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goldengal
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Just last week I received an email from Care2 that their system had been hacked and names and passwords were compromised so I quickly changed mine for banking. Better to be safe than sorry. Some sites rate the strength of a password when you join, and mine was always very high. Hope the new one is as well.

Take care,
Pat
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FuzzyO
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If you are concerned about keystroke-loggers you can keep a list of your passwords 9in a document that is not titled Passwords!) and use copy and paste to enter on a protected site.
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