PassPack Blog - Why you must use a Password Manager
Let’s look at who would not need a password manager: 1) people with less than three passwords (usually not Internet users), 2) people with more than three passwords and a fantastic memory.

George Ou on ZDnet Blogs - Putting the cracking of SHA-1 in perspective
Now that Professor Xiaoyun Wang has officially cracked the SHA-1 hashing algorithm, the fallout in the legal and security industry will begin.

WCOO.com - When Passwords And User Names Die With The User
Security experts warn us to keep our passwords and user names under lock and key. But what happens after a loved one dies?

Read/Write Web - Throwaway Identities
Multiple throwaway identities is another manifestation of teenagers experimenting with new looks, new music etc. As these teenagers mature they will settle on a set of identities and focus on building a reputation around their chosen identities.

Katalyss - Binary Keyboard Password
Have you ever wanted to use a well known number, such as your telephone number, for a password but were afraid that it would be too easy to break? Here is a way to encrypt any potential numeric password into a binary keyboard equivalent.

Tim Matheson - Security Tip: Better passwords with a CueCat
This article shows how to take your CueCat and use it to login to your computer via passwords encoded into barcode format. This method will allow you to have passwords that would otherwise be extremely hard to remember and overall more secure.