The golden rule is to never use the same password for different accounts. Likewise, avoid logging into an account with other account credentials such as Google or Facebook to access an e-commerce site.
Then, even though it’s tempting to save your passwords in a browser, write them down in a document on your computer, or even in the cloud, if it’s hacked, you’ll lose everything. So feel free to choose encryption.
To improve the security of your passwords, there’s nothing like an extra layer. Authentication using two or more factors, although sometimes painful, ensures that in the event of a hack, a hacker will not be able to get past your username and password.
Finally, the password manager remains a great ally, it does everything for you. Or almost. It will simply ask you for the master password to access all the others, which it will determine, encrypt and store for you.
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