Imagine someone whose entire world is online and the person realizes that their reused password is already available to hackers. The world came crashing down. I enter straight into the world of insecurity and paranoia.

Pwned on 16 breached sites and found 5 pastes. Just like any curious mind, I entered my email address to check if any of the websites where I have ever signed up is compromised. Sometime between 20, I happened to land on. After a few failed attempts at using password managers, I eventually shifted back to my old style of re-using the same password over and over. Mostly because of the not so appealing interface or lack of modern features. I have read about password managers like LastPass, OnePass a few times and tested it for a while but none of them appealed to me. This is where I started looking for a solution. I signup on a couple of websites every day (part of my blogging career), and I can’t possibly create a new password for every website. It was just that I had no solution to my trouble. It wasn’t like I was not aware of the security threat of using same passwords. That despite the fact that I’m a computer engineer and know that this is not a good practice. Since my passwords were very, I considered myself safe. In the initial years of my online career, I was the same and had a few passwords which I used on all the websites.

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