08 | Password Management

Today you will learn 5 new English words related to "Password Management"

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SEWT Team
September 30, 2025

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Knowing how to “manage your passwords” is an essential skill in today’s digital world. Whether you're logging into school platforms, workplace software, or shopping websites, strong password habits help keep your information safe. Being able to talk about "password management" will also prepare you for tech-related conversations, tutorials, or job instructions. The vocabulary in today’s lesson will help you describe login issues, request help, and protect your digital identity. Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

  1. Username (Noun): A name or ID used to log into an account.

  2. Reset (Verb): To change something back to a new or default setting.

  3. Security question (Noun): A personal question used to verify your identity when logging in.

  4. Two-factor authentication (Noun): A security method requiring two steps to log in, such as a password and a phone code.

  5. Password manager (Noun): A tool or app that stores and protects all your passwords.

EXAMPLE SENTENCES

  1. Username

    • My username is just my email address.

    • Don’t share your username and password with anyone.

    • She forgot her username and couldn’t log in.

  2. Reset

    • I had to reset my password after forgetting it.

    • Click this link to reset your login information.

    • The IT team helped me reset my security settings.

  3. Security question

    • I answered the security question to unlock my account.

    • Choose a security question only you can answer.

    • The site asked for my security question before resetting my password.

  4. Two-factor authentication

    • I use two-factor authentication for my bank account.

    • With two-factor authentication, I get a text code after entering my password.

    • Many websites now require two-factor authentication for extra security.

  5. Password manager

    • I use a password manager so I don’t have to remember every password.

    • A password manager keeps your logins organized and secure.

    • He installed a password manager on his phone and computer.

EXAMPLE PARAGRAPH

Managing your digital accounts starts with creating a strong username and password combination, but remembering all of them can be difficult. That’s why many people use a password manager to safely store everything in one place. If you forget your password, you usually need to reset it by answering a security question or using two-factor authentication, which adds an extra layer of protection. These tools and habits can help you avoid getting locked out and keep your personal information secure. Learning how to manage your login details is an important step in becoming more confident and independent in any digital environment.