Tip Tuesday #3 – Multiple Passwords per Login
Learn how, and why, you can add more than one password to a single Login item in Secrets.
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Welcome to another Tip Tuesday. This one is about storing multiple
passwords in a single Login item. Although uncommon, there will be times
you'll find the need to add more than one password to a single Login item. This is most common in the
financial services industry. I personally use a bank that requires
me to set up three different passwords. One for authentication, another for
operations such as transfers and payments. And the final one to
invest in the stock market. Let's see how you'd
set that up in Secrets. Let's add a new Login item to Secrets. Give it the bank's name, set up
the username, and then add two more passwords so that we have three in total. Now, to differentiate between all
three of them, we're gonna give the first one the name "Authentication". This is the one my bank uses to login,
and it's important it's the first one. Because that's what Secrets will
use when performing an AutoFill. The second one. We're gonna call it "Operations"
and the third one, we're gonna call it "Negotiation". Done. All nice and tidy. There's another password some banks
use to authenticate you over the phone. This usually is a six digit PIN. Let's see how you'd
set that up in Secrets. Let's go ahead and edit this item again. Add another password
but set its type to PIN. Setting its type to pin does two things. First, it makes the password
generator only generate digit numbers. And secondly, it excludes this
password from the weak passwords filter because obviously any six
digit password is a weak password. Finally, change its name
to "Phone" and save. Done. That's it for this tip. Thanks for watching. See you next time.