Change E-life - take good care of your password

Although your web browser can save the usernames and passwords for your frequently visited sites to enable auto-login, you undoubtedly have many other passwords to remember beyond those required by websites — such as Wi-Fi network names and passwords, computer login passwords, PIN codes on your phone, and answers to security questions. For these important passwords and usernames, you might jot them down in a notebook or save them in a file on your computer. However, these methods are not secure. The most secure approach is to encrypt your password database. Additionally, you can use third-party password management tools; KeePass is an excellent choice that is free and works on Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. This way, you only need to remember the password to log into KeePass. KeePass features a powerful password generation engine and encrypted storage capabilities, providing a secure space for storing passwords. It also includes some pre-set password categories, and you can create your own password storage categories based on your needs.