Drabble by Kevin Fagan for October 10, 2018

Write them in an address book, but hide it from your kid.

My Dad (super organized), had a little notebook with every account he ever had online (from important banking to silly stuff) and each had a different password that he recorded. I have no idea why he needed different passwords for the stupid stuff…but anyway, we were SO happy to have the notebook after he passed away! Note to self: “Be Like Dad”

Since he is not a hacker, the only way out would be to reset his password.

Drowssap

Many years ago when I bought a Gateway computer there was a company that allowed me to store my passwords. It was great until they went belly-up and I lost all of them!

been there done that !!!

I use LastPass and have a different password for each site. I also have my backup little black book.

12345. #BestPasswordEver

Just come up with one unbeatable password and you don’t need phone calls and texts to input ANOTHER code

Here’s a tip, don’t bank online!

Password managers:

https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2407168,00.asp

Most browsers have free utilities that save your passwords for your sites, as do your operating systems. All you have to do is pull them up. Mac or Windows.