#Sticky password pro reviews software
There are a number of password management software providers on the market and most have a free plan to get you up and running with ease. The last solution we will look at today is password management applications. This is potentially a better approach but you are still open to hackers and phishing emails that may contain a macro or other application that attempts to read your passwords. That way you only need to remember one password to access the file where you can then detail each of your other passwords you use. If someone manages to get their hands on your phone and can find your passwords just how many services can they access? And what information could they glean?Ī potential (and low cost) solution to this problem is to use a password protected Excel file. This is even worse if you store them in the notes app on your phone.
The problem however is that they are written down and therefore are potentially accessible to anyone. In addition to this because you don’t have to remember them you may opt for more complex passwords which in general can increase the security of your account. Chances are you turn to this password management approach if you have a large number of accounts, or accounts that you use fairly infrequently.Ĭompared to memory alone the benefit here is that you won’t forget your passwords (as long as you remember where you wrote them down).
If remembering your passwords doesn’t do it for you, perhaps you decide to write them down.
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