Why Cyber Engineers Never Save Passwords in Browsers 🔐

Saving passwords in Chrome or Safari feels convenient- I get it.


But here’s why it’s not safe:


1️⃣ Your browser doesn’t fully encrypt your passwords.They’re stored on your device, and if someone gets access to your device- through malware or physical access - they can pull out all your saved logins in seconds.

2️⃣ Browser autofill can be tricked.If you land on a fake website that looks like the real thing, some browsers will still autofill your login- no questions asked.

3️⃣ There’s no real master password or 2FA protecting that vault.Anyone using your device could open the password list and see everything.


That’s why I never recommend using browsers to store your passwords — especially if it’s for your email, banking, or work accounts.


🔐 Instead, use a password manager. It encrypts your logins, keeps them in a secure vault, and only fills them in when the website is actually legit. You remember one strong password- it takes care of the rest.


🚨Here are some great password managers that you can try:

💡NordPass: https://nordpass.com/

💡Dashlane: https://www.dashlane.com/

💡1Password: https://1password.com/

💡Keeper: https://www.keepersecurity.com


🙌Follow @cyberwithru if you actually want to stay ahead of scammers and protect your accounts the smart way.


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