Diya boasts of at least three IDs on free mailing sites. She has an account on all popular community websites. She uses different passwords to download visuals from various stock photography websites for her designing projects. She has recently started online banking and also does some bit of e-shopping. So many accounts, so many passwords! Now she is trying to deal with a new agony - she just can’t manage her passwords! What should Diya do? Use one password for all her accounts? No! If a nasty ex-boyfriend guesses her password, all her personal stuff, money and shopping details can get accessed. So should she use a different password for each account? Yes, but it is tough to keep remembering all the passwords. Is any help around? Yes, there is help in the form of various software that not only make it simple to organise logins and passwords for websites but also help in managing personal and business information, relating to computer logon passwords, credit card and PIN numbers, telephone banking codes, e-mail passwords, software access passwords, door entry and alarm codes and bank accounts. One 'Master Password' is all you will have to remember to access all other passwords and information. Aurora Password Manager is a good option that comes with a built-in advanced password generator which helps you to create 100% secure passwords. It also has an Internet Explorer toolbar plug-in that provides automatic web-form filling functionality. You can also try KeePaas for efficient password management. But what if you forgot your master password? Or imagine someone cracking your master password by a guessing attack? Scary. There are means to stay away from such eerie situations. Password Bird is a handy online utility that will create a password for you based on a number of personal markers. The password is drawn from a name that is important to you, a word that is special to you and a date that has personal significance for you. What you get is a password that you can easily remember but very difficult for someone else to crack.
