How do you get to remember all your online passwords? Do you memorize them all, write them down in a piece of paper, store them in a notepad file on your computer, or you use a password management software?
A survey conducted by ESET shows that as much as 41% choose to put the passwords into their heads (are you one of them?), while only 1 out of 10 people uses password management software or web browsers to store passwords.
In addition to that, the findings from the survey which are presented in the form of infographic points out how often people change their passwords and how people responds to request for password change. Also, find out how people construct their online passwords and which group of people is more likely to create strong and more complex passwords.
Check out the infographic for yourself. It’s titled, “How do people handle passwords?“. Click to enlarge.
