How to store passwords securely
Storing passwords in phone notes, a plain file, or an unprotected browser puts them at risk. Here’s the right way, step by step.
Avoid these methods
Don’t keep passwords in unencrypted notes, a text file or spreadsheet, or email/chat messages to yourself. All are readable by anyone who reaches your device or account.
Use an encrypted vault
A password manager encrypts your data and protects it with a master password and 2FA. You only need to remember one strong password; the rest is stored and encrypted.
Enable 2FA and keep a backup
Add 2FA to your vault and your important accounts. And keep a passphrase-encrypted backup in a safe place, in case you lose your device.
Getting started with Keyaria
Create an account, set up mandatory 2FA, add your accounts (or import them), and organize them into folders. Install the extension and app for autofill, and export an encrypted backup.