3. Password manager
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is increasingly becoming an integral part of all authentication systems, and passwords, as one of the authentication factors, continue to represent one of the key components of protecting user accounts. Given that the average user manages almost 100 passwords,1 the need to use a password manager arises.
A password manager is a tool that securely stores and automatically enters strong and unique passwords for different accounts, making them easier to use and reducing the risk of forgetting or repeating passwords.
Instead of remembering 10 or 100 different passwords, with a password manager, we remember one master key. Applications like Bitwarden or Keepass are examples of password managers. Bitwarden and Keepass are free to use.
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1. How many passwords does the average person have in 2024?
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