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Password Manager: How to Get Started in 2020 (Tutorial)

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Don’t know how to use a password manager and want to? Watch this FULL tutorial on how to get started!

Using the same password for every account exposes you to big security risks. You end up recycling that same weak password you’ve been using since high school or college!

Companies and websites experience data breaches all the time, meaning that recycled password is probably in some breach list somewhere.You’ve probably heard about people talk about using a password manager at one point in time, but never gave it much thought.

I’m telling you right now you should start now! It’s one of the best ways to secure your digital life. Besides storing passwords, you can also keep other sensitive information like account numbers or security questions in an encrypted database file.

Once you get familiar with a password manager and begin incorporating it in your daily workflow, you’ll never want to go back!

EFF Wordlist: eff.org/files/2016/07/18/eff_large_wordlist.txt

00:00 Introduction
00:51 🔑. KeepassXC
02:00 📀 Installation
03:27 📂 Creating a Database

3:41 🔏. Database Encryption
➡️ AES (Rijndael)
➡️ Twofish
➡️ ChaCha20
➡️ Argon2

05:24 📝. Creating a Strong Master Key
06:55 📤. 2-Factor Tips
07:18 🔧. Configure & Use
10:42 🗝️. Daily Workflow of a Password Manager
11:25 ☁️. Cloud-based Password Managers

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Cyberspatial published this 13:21 video tutorial on March 6, 2020. It has been watched 154,361 times on YouTube.

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