Encrypt passwords saved in Firefox

Saturday, 15. August 2009

Did you know that if you use Firefox to store your passwords etc its stored in just a text file (base64) that can be downloaded off your pc if it is infected or gets compromised.

To get around this set a master password on Firefox.  This will set a master password to all passwords stored and encrypt to 3DES making it almost impossible to get without master password.

To do it just goto TOOLS> OPTIONS> SECURITY and hit SET MASTER PASSWORD

DONT FORGET IT!

You now have secured your passwords from prying eyes!


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