Most people know they should use different passwords for every account

Field Note #061

🟢 Beginner ⏱ 5 Minutes ✓ Industry Best Practice

Most people know they should use different passwords for every account. Almost no one does.
The workarounds feel good — change a number, add a symbol, swap a letter. But a determined attack doesn’t care about those variations. It tries them automatically.
A password manager is the practical fix. One strong master password unlocks a vault that generates and stores genuinely random passwords for everything else. You stop making decisions about passwords. The manager makes them for you.
It’s one of the smallest changes with one of the clearest payoffs — for your business accounts, your email, your banking, all of it.
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