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Steps
- Choose one: your browser or phone has one built in, or use a dedicated app — several are free.
- Set a strong master passphrase and protect it with your device unlock.
- Let it generate a unique password for each site, including your Credit Corp account.
- Turn on its breach alerts so it warns you if a stored password is exposed.
Good to know
A password manager kills two of the biggest risks at once: weak passwords and reused ones. Pair it with 2FA or a passkey and your accounts are genuinely hard to compromise. See choosing a strong passphrase.
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