You're Using Your Password Manager Wrong, And It's Leaving You Exposed

Having one is great. Using it like this quietly undoes the point.

You finally set up a password manager and feel invincible, but a few small habits chip away at that safety.

Reusing the same 'master' idea everywhere, or writing it on a sticky note, hands away the one key that matters.

Skipping the offer to generate long, random passwords means you're still leaning on guessable old favourites.

Let it create unique passwords, protect the master with a strong phrase, and turn on the extra verification step.