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A password manager helps reduce reused passwords, which is one of the simplest ways to lower account takeover risk.

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Start With Important Accounts

Prioritize your main email, banking, cloud storage, phone carrier, social media, business accounts, and domain or hosting accounts.

Replace reused passwords with long unique passwords. Do not try to memorize every password manually.

Use Two-Factor Authentication

A password manager is stronger when paired with two-factor authentication on important accounts.

Keep backup codes in a safe place and remove recovery methods you no longer control.

Avoid Common Mistakes

Do not store your master password in an exposed note, screenshot, email draft, or browser tab.

Review old accounts and close the ones you no longer need.

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