Password Help: Logaway Versus The Internet

By Author: William Peter
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Logaway.com uses a single logon to access all your trusted and most used sites on the internet. This may seem dangerous, but consider this: your logon information can only be accessed from a trusted computer. So if your password is, for some reason, discovered, it could only be used on a computer you have designated as trusted. Otherwise a thief or hacker would also need your passkey, which uses 256 bit encryption in a SSL (Secure Socket Layer) environment.

If you lose or forget your password for Logaway, you log into a trusted computer and your password can be sent to an email address you've set up. If there is question, or you or someone else is trying to log into your account from an unsecured computer, a special code will be sent to your cell phone or an email address, which will have to be accessed before the site can be breached.

Logaway's system is superior to most website security systems as there is a single password for all your sites which can only be accessed by you on a computer known to be yours. Most web security is based out of individual sites, which verify your identity by a series of questions ...
... such as your mother's maiden name or your first pet. The problem with these questions is that they can be subjective; for example, you may encounter questions like what did you name as your favorite movie or your favorite pet. On the other hand, though, they can also be so obscure as to be unmemorable. The average person attempts to set up all their passwords in a specific pattern so they can remember them, making them either easy to detect, or when the pattern has to be changed to fit a particular website, easy to forget.

Logaway lets you store each password once, and then remember them for you. You sign into Logaway with one password only from a computer you trust. The rest of the remembering is done for you.

Author:-William Peter writes reviews on various free Online password manager websites. In this piece of write up, the author writes about the Logaway that saves your passwords for free.