Password Manager HACK that eliminates the risk of a master password!

If you have doubts about password manager apps and don't like the risk of putting all your secure logins behind a single master password...this password strategy hack is for you! The double blind password is the best way to remove the risk of using 1Password, Dashlane, LastPass and others.

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Video Timestamps
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0:00 - Double Blind Password Definition
0:52 - How the Double Blind Password Works
2:37 - How to Create a Double Blind Password
4:12 - When to Use the Double Blind Password
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Double blind password strategy refers to a secure way to store passwords within a password manager app that keeps the real password hidden from both the app and the user. This method is a recommended solution for those who want the convenience of a password manager app without the potential risks of a security breach.

The following tutorial will explain exactly how to setup and use the double blind password method for your most sensitive online logins.

The premise of a double blind password strategy is that neither you nor the password manager app know the full password. You’re creating a strong password that is stored using a password manager software and then you’re adding a unique identifier that only you know.

When done correctly, the password that is being stored in the password manager vault isn’t the actual password. Without the extra key that is the unique identifier you added, the password being stored in the secure vault is useless.

It’s a double blind password because you don’t know the first half of the password and the password manager software doesn’t know the second half.

This creates an incredibly secure password creation system where:

✅ The actual password is never stored anywhere;
✅ You’re still able to create strong, unique passwords for each online login;
✅ Even a malicious keystroke logger (that hackers might use) won’t be able to detect the password.

That’s how a double blind password works.