Protect your password. Password Protection. Username Safeguards. Protect your system.

Protect your password. Password Protection. Username Safeguards. Protection your system

Identity Pro

Identity theft is on the rise. Your own computer may be one of the easiest ways for thieves to access your information! Search and secure your private information, including social security numbers, credit cards, drivers license, and even passwords. Find and secure your personal information (PI) before others get the chance! Identity Pro goes beyond current protection offered by anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-spam, or anti-phishing, etc, to protect you where these programs don't. Automatically seek out and protect your important data. You'll be surprised at how much of your information is kept on your PC, from web forms to emails. Once you know what's there, you can delete or encrypt with ease.

Tips about passwords:-

Create your password wisely. Don't use something you'd find in a dictionary (in any language or jargon). Don't use a name (including that of a spouse, parent, child, pet, fantasy character, famous person, or location) or any variation of your personal or account name. Don't use accessible information about you or your environment, such as your phone number, license plate or social security number. Don't use a birthday or a simple pattern, such as backwards, followed by a digit, or proceeded by a digit. Instead, use a mixture of upper and lower case letters, as well as digits or punctuation. When choosing a new password, make sure it's unrelated to any previous password. Use long passwords (say of 8 or more characters long). You might use a word pair with punctuation inserted, a pass phrase (an understandable sequence of words), or the first letter of each word in a pass phrase.
Don't write down your password, memorize it. In particular, don't write it down and leave it anywhere, and don't place it in an unencrypted file! Use unrelated passwords for systems controlled by different organizations. Don't give or share your password, in particular to someone claiming to be from computer support or a vendor unless you are sure they are who they say they are. Don't let anyone watch you enter your password. Don't enter your password on a computer you don't trust. Use the password for a limited time and change it periodically. Don't enter your password on a computer that may be shared by other users.

Password Management Tools

Too many passwords to remember? Do you forget passwords? Do you re-use passwords? Do you keep passwords written down? Many internet services require you to "log in." You choose a user name and a password, in combination called a "login," that authenticate you to the service. Over time, managing a plethora of logins becomes near impossible. Few people can remember more than a handful of passwords. This inevitably leads to either a proverbial yellow sticker on your desk, with all the passwords written down, or to the reuse of the same few passwords over and over again. Neither approach is very secure. In the first case, a co-worker could spy on your passwords, in the second, if an attacker manages to guess or intercept your passwords, many of the services you use can be accessed. Password Management Tools mat help reduce this issue, remember if you only have one main password that main password will allow access to all other password protected programs. Therefore this password will need greater protection:-

Password Pond enables you to generate a list of random passwords that can contain alphabets, numbers, special characters and also incorporate words from a custom dictionary. The list of generated passwords can be copied to the clipboard or exported to a text file.
Seecrets Delivery Services (SDS) will be free for personal users. An e-security suite of crypto e-mail, secure password manager, zip manager & For-Your-Eyes-Only content viewer. The unique e-mail security caters for the privacy of all web mail and POP3 users. SDS uses RSA 8192-bits public key cryptography and AES 256-bits. All symmetric encryption uses our Seecrets Signature-Free technology. Keeping Your Secrets Secret, Encryption, For-Your-Eyes-Only Protection, Watermarking, Secure Delivery.
Password Gorilla is free, Open Source software password tool.
OpenID eliminates the need for multiple usernames across different websites, simplifying your online experience.
Widexl is developing top quality internet cgi scripts written in Perl for webmasters and are industry specialists in development of search engine related and password protecting programs.
Password Manager Robo Form - Freeware AI RoboForm is secure password manager that can automatically log you into your web accounts with a single click. The program can automatically learn from a new login, just click the a button to save the current login information - the next time you want to access the site, you can do so with a single click. Your stored logins are securely protected by a master password and AES encryption, so there is no need to remember individual password, or to use insecure passwords in order to remember them more easily.

KeePass Password Safe is a free, open source, light-weight and easy-to-use password manager for Windows. You can store your passwords in a highly-encrypted database, which is locked with one master password or key file.

Protect your Usernames and passwords

Don't write down your password, memorize it. In particular, don't write it down and leave it anywhere, and don't place it in an unencrypted file!

Use unrelated passwords for systems controlled by different organizations.

Don't give or share your password, in particular to someone claiming to be from computer support or a vendor unless you are sure they are who they say they are.

Don't let anyone watch you enter your password. Don't enter your password on a computer you don't trust. Use the password for a limited time and change it periodically.

Choose a hard-to-guess Usernames and passwords

Don't use Common words or number sequels in passwords.

Create your password wisely.

Don't use something you'd find in a dictionary (in any language or jargon).

Don't use a name (including that of a spouse, parent, child, pet, fantasy character, famous person, or location) or any variation of your personal or account name.

Don't use accessible information about you or your environment, such as your phone number, license plate or social security number.

Don't use a birthday or a simple pattern, such as backwards, followed by a digit, or proceeded by a digit.

Use a combination of Upper case characters, lower case characters and numbers e.g. H3wRgj767v If punctuation is allowed use this as well H3_R@j767v

A new password should be unrelated to any previous password.

Use longer passwords where allowed (say 8 or more characters long). Be careful you may believe that you are choosing a random Username or Password but you could have been influenced by something you've just seen.
Do not make a username and password the same, you will be hacked. Having the same password as username will get you hacked 100% of time. Here are other real bad ones.......
password: jordan or any other type of names e.g Fred;
Any type of number combination without a letter, e.g. 99999

Anything that can be found in the dictionary especially things like

Super
Great
Biggest
Sexy

Encryption with DeGPG Protect your files. DeGPG runs in the background on your server to provide access to GPG encrypted data to your web scripts. It will also work with GPG to encrypt and store data submitted via web forms. To give your web scripts access to encrypted data, you log in and enter the passphrase to decrypt the data. The data is decrypted and stored in memory till a web script needs to access it. In cases where your web script only needs, for example, and MD5 hash of the data, rather than the decrypted data itself, DeGPG can be instructed only to reveal the MD5 hash, and not the raw data. Additional data may be prepended or appended to the decrypted data before computing the hash.

Identity Finder - Freeware. Let us prove to you the power of our search capabilities for free. Simply download, install, and run the search. It will detect unprotected credit cards and passwords on your computer that are vulnerable to identity theft or fraud. Once found, you can permanently shred or encrypt the information with a password so identity thieves cannot steal them. Take the first step towards protecting your family, your employees, and your business; try Identity Finder today. Installation and removal are easy.

GetNetWise. Keeping Your Personal Info Private. As the Internet has grown in complexity, many consumers feel they may be disclosing information about themselves and their online travels that they'd rather keep private. GetNetWise provides information about tools and techniques to better control how much personal information you share with online stores, Web sites, emailers, chatters and other people who may use your computer.

OpenID is an open, decentralized, free framework for user-centric digital identity. OpenID starts with the concept that anyone can identify themselves on the Internet the same way websites do-with a URI (also called a URL or web address). Since URIs are at the very core of Web architecture, they provide a solid foundation for user-centric identity.

Recover your passwords

ATA Password Tool Unlocking a password protected harddisk

Security Config, your security portal. Here you can find all of the tools you need to secure your website, business, data, and everything else digital. Downloads ranging from: Anti Virus Software, Cookie Tools, Desktop Security, Email Security, Encryption , Enterprise Monitoring , Firewalls, Network Security, Password Software, SSH Tools and more.

Microsoft XP passwords:-

If you have other admin accounts on the machine that you can use then you can reset the password with their account.

Open the Control Panel.

Click on the icon called User Accounts.

Click on the user that you have lost the password for.

Select remove password from the list of choices.

If you only have 1 profile or the others are password protected as well then you need to

Reboot the PC and press F8 when prompted to do so

This displays a menu with number on a black and white screen.

Select Safe Mode and press Enter.

Login in using the Administrator account (previously hidden)

Now follow the instructions above.

If the Administrator account is password protected then you will need to take the PC to a computer shop.

Consider Disaster Recovery Planning. What happens to all that data if there is a flood, theft or fire.

PC Security Software Protection Range. Anti-virus, Firewall, Privacy Defender, Spam Shield, Popup Blocker, Delete files PERMANENTLY, etc...

Encryption A way to encode files so that they are almost impossible for other people to access.

Diagnostics and Security (Phishing information)

Scams and hoaxes. Fraud warnings. Virus Attacks

FireWall's

SpyWare Removal

Backup/File Compression Data Recovery

Anti-Virus Software Tools & Utilities

Spam Filters

Web Master Tools and Utilities