The most important rule of password use, especially when used for online logins, is to avoid reusing passwords. From there, one’s method of keeping track of multiple passwords can vary considerably.

And unlike a dedicated hardware key that'll set you back at least $50, USB Raptor can turn even an old 2GB flash drive into a security key. For the price of free and five minutes of setup time, you ...

External hard drives are extremely useful because of their portability. Many are taken on the go, especially for any business employee with large or time-sensitive files; they can be taken from home ...

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If your USB drive contains sensitive information that you don't want to fall into the wrong hands, it makes sense to enable a password – the total process only takes a couple of minutes. By default, ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Arguably the biggest security gap on today's networks are passwords, prompting government agencies to mandate regularly changing 15-character passwords with random upper- and ...

The USB dongle not only types his password in for him, it can generate a new password with a few simple keystrokes whenever he desires. Obviously it merely takes someone getting their hands on his USB ...

CultofMac reader, Ashwin, asks, “I wanted to know if there is way to use an USB stick as a password for my Mac. One of my friends has it for his Windows (machine). So, is there a way to do it for a ...

Ah, passwords. Regardless of what system you use, they’re a pain in the ass to manage, remember or access. But maybe there’s a solution. What about making a USB dongle that enters and creates new ...