Use a password manager instead of memorising passwords
One breach stops being every account's breach.
Why it works
Reused passwords mean a single leaked site compromises every other account using the same one. A manager generates and stores a unique password per site, so a breach anywhere stays contained to that one account.
Did it work for you?
One tap, one report per person. Reports are how we find out which fixes don't hold up.
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