I used a popular password app until it got hacked and my login details were leaked. Now I write all my passwords in a notebook stored in a locked desk, which I think is more secure. Most online guides say this is bad, but I haven't had any problems. Do others find digital security tools more trouble than they're worth?
I used to believe that keeping passwords in my head was the best method. I thought it meant no one else could access them. But a close friend had his web account broken into after forgetting a password. He used a simple one he could recall, and bad guys got in easily. This event taught me that human memory is not good for security. Now I use a password manager to make and keep strong passwords. It's a simple change that can save you from big problems.
Always cover or disconnect cameras on devices when you reorganize your workspace to stop sneaky access.