Tech+ 2.3.4 Password Management

What is the main purpose of a password manager?

• To store passwords securely

• To create passwords for websites

• To share passwords with friends

• To delete old passwords.

Which of the following is an example of a free password manager?

• Keeper

• Dashlane

• Google Chrome's Password Manager

• LastPass

What should you remember when using a password manager?

• All your passwords

• The master password

• The password manager's name

• The first password you created.

What is a potential risk of using password manager services?

• They can make your passwords visible to everyone.

• They can be hacked, exposing your accounts.

• They require you to remember multiple passwords.

• They are only compatible with certain websites.

What is a disadvantage of writing down passwords in a physical notebook?

• They can be easily shared online.

• They can be lost or stolen.

• They are always accessible.

• They require internet access.

How can password managers increase digital privacy?

• By using the same password for all accounts.

• By securing all passwords under one manager.

• By eliminating the need for passwords.

• By making passwords visible to everyone.

What is a feature of the LastPass password manager shown in the image?

• It can generate secure passwords.

• It can delete all passwords.

• It can only store one password.

• It requires manual password entry.

What should you do if you choose to keep passwords in a document?

• Share it with friends

• Take precautions

• Use simple passwords

• Ignore security settings

What do scripts used by hackers look for?

• Random words

• Keywords

• Numbers

• Images

Why is it important to set password control settings on a document?

• To make it public

• To enhance security

• To delete it easily

• To share with friends.