Posts Tagged ‘password’

Why Haven’t You Organized Your Passwords?

In my work with clients I have run into passwords in all kinds of unbelievably random and insecure places. I always shrink back from them when I see them… I don’t want to know! Passwords are the key to unimaginable ruin in the wrong hands, and it consistently shocks me how careless people are with this information. (It’s just as bad as how often I see people who don’t do… » Continue

July 1 2008 | By Lorie | Tagged: computer, organization, password, security, software | 12 comments»

12 Hours to Better Time Management

Work. Kids. School. Sports. Second job. Partner’s job. The next great American novel. Your knitting circle. Remodeling the guest bathroom. Taking your car in for its 30,000 mile tune-up. An on and on and on — it seems like we have things to do in abundance. What we don’t ever seem to have enough of is time.

I think we all know what we should do, but the prospect… » Continue

February 20 2008 | By Dustin | Tagged: calendar, password, schedule, time, time-management, tool, web-app | 36 comments»

How To Create Strong Passwords You’ll Remember

If you like the idea of using strong passwords that are hard as nails to crack, but fall apart trying to remember numbers and symbols - like me - here are some tips that could save you your next identity theft.

This method works by creating meanings for symbols:

! excitement, strong emotion
@ the letter A, the word “at”
# number, pound, tic-tac-toe
$ money, value, the letter S
% a part of something
^… » Continue

June 19 2007 | By Craig | Tagged: identity, password, protection | 22 comments»

10 Free Ways to Track All Your Passwords

With the proliferation of web services — there’s a new one out each day, it seems — it feels like we’re always creating new accounts, each with a different username and password.

The easy options — using the same password each time or writing them down on paper or in a spreadsheet — aren’t exactly the most secure. In fact, security experts strongly warn against these options as they… » Continue

June 1 2007 | By Leo | Tagged: password, privacy, software, track | 86 comments»

Keep your password safe with KeePass

Sometimes we may have too many password to remember. Drop everything and free our mind? Not yet without dropping password down in a secure way. Try KeePass. It is an open source password manager which helps you manage your passwords in secure way. The database are encrypted with good encryption algorithms (geeky terms they are AES and Twofish):

… Today you need to remember many passwords. You need a password… » Continue

May 17 2006 | By Leon | Tagged: password, software | 3 comments»