Account Frequently Asked Questions

• Why are there 3 keys (passwords)?
• How long should I make my keys (passwords)?
• How do I change my keys (passwords)?
• How do I recover my keys (passwords)?

Why are there 3 keys (passwords)?

Instead of using a single password, we use a combination of three keys.

The first two keys are used to feed the storage encryption algorithm to make your data completely safe from any future site breach.

And the third key encrypts the data between the browser and the server to block browser attacks.

3rdKey Password Protection

Keeping your data safe, with three (3) keys.

Instead of using a password, we use a combination of three keys. The first two, feed the encryption algorithm, the third key blocks browser attacks. Because we do not keep the encryption keys on our server, your passwords are kept safe even in the event of a site breach.

(hence the name 3rdKey.com)

Why does 3rdKey.com use three keys instead of just one?

• The first two keys feed into the encryption algorithm
  • Protecting your passwords even in a site-breach
• We keep those keys separate from each other
  • A hacker can not get them both at the same time.
• The 3rd key completely shuts down browser type attacks:
  • Man In The Middle
  • Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
  • Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
  • Phishing

How long should I make my keys (passwords)?

How do I change my keys (passwords)?

How do I recover my keys (passwords)?