Publisher's Synopsis
Are you always forgetting your logins, usernames and passwords? Do you have lots of sticky notes or labels around the house to remember them? Would you like to find a better way?
Writing Better Books is a secret password book that is disguised as a book about writing skills. Add all your website information in one handy place to organize your login information to make your internet life easier.
The attractive design is a password journal with a difference. It was created so that opportunist thieves won't know what it is at a glance. This means that you can hide it in plain sight on your bookshelf at home with other books.
What you can expect from this internet password organizer:
Tabbed effect alphabetical pages
Are you looking for a password book with tabs? Writing Better Books is a password keeper with alphabetical tabs running down the right page.
Disguised cover to make it not so obvious what it contains
There are several password logbooks on the market but this one was created so it could be hidden in plain sight. It looks like a normal book about writing from the outside but inside there are 3 boxes for your login information on each page.
Section on creating secure passwords
There are risks to however a password is stored. These can be from online thieves or opportunist burglars. At the front of the book is a brief section for creating a secure password that can be written down but can't be used by someone who has the book.
Notes and other pages to add other useful information like software licenses
There is a section at the back to add information that won't fit in the usual password boxes. There are notes pages but also places to add home network settings and license information. If you have a friend coming around who wants to use the WiFi, just add it in here and you will be able to instantly find it when you need it.
More space to write in your information
This handy-sized password keeper is 6 inches wide by 9 inches high for more space to write in your login information. There are 3 boxes per page.
If you are looking for a password logbook that is a bit different and you have a lot of books about writing (so this could be hidden amongst them), look no further!
Writing Better Books is part of the Disguised Password books series.
For more advice on security, please take a look at A Simpler Guide to Online Security for Everyone by Ceri Clark.
