New tiny device instantly creates and secures complex passwords for online accounts using military grade security
It’s hard to come up with strong passwords and then remember them. Especially if you want a unique password for each website you sign in. It’s not even funny how often I click on the “forgot password?” button to create a new one.
And using the same password for all websites is not an option. It’s too risky. Did you know that 1 in 4 people experienced identity theft last year? And that with millions of attempted hacks each day, it’s just a matter of time before you’re next?
The internet is not a safe place anymore and having your e-mail account hacked is a nightmare. Imagine how you would feel if someone you don’t know gained access to your Facebook account. Not fun.
Now you’re probably wondering “but what can I do about it?”
Obviously, nobody can remember a dozen of complex passwords in their head. Let alone figure out the right password for the right website…
But what if I told you that there is a device that will generate passwords for you and then automatically log in your website accounts without you pushing a button?
Sounds like a dream, right?
Well, guess what? There actually is such a device and it was just released to public.
It is called Everykey. It’s a tiny device that provides a highly complex password security for your website accounts. In fact, the highest levels of the military use the very same technology to protect their top secret documents!
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I have interest in this, cheers.
Intresting, will come back here later too.
THANKS
THANK YOU BELLA
We will find a way out Benny. Am sure they have tot of all that, both the negative effect and the positive because obviously people would stop buying their products immediately something like that happens and the whole world will hear about it and then who losses more? so i believe they will do whats good for us all.
This is a wonderful innovation and it helps solve that problem. The only downside is the fact that this is run by a basic artificial intelligence module and towards the future, it could be more dangerous than we deem it useful today. What if it turns its back on you and locks you out of your social media sites?
Nice one
Nice