Password Reset

Randomly Generated Password
Developing random computer-generated passwords is one of the best practices to secure your account. Many people use the same passwords across multiple sites, and even if they use unique and robust passwords, they develop a sequential habit of passwords. If an attacker notices this trend, they can build a custom brute force password set geared for your password habits.

(important!) To remember your password, copy and paste the newly generated password into a notepad file called "enoops-password.txt", and keep it safe on your computer.

At login, you will save the password automatically with your browser.

For Firefox users: Manage your logins with the Firefox Password Manager. Firefox includes a built-in password management feature.

Reset the password with the user token.

You can use only your personal token to reset your password when you forget it.

Q: Where is my personal token located?
The personal token has been created when you sign up to enoops. It was explained to keep it in a safe place on your computer in case of password reset.

Q: Can I reset my password without personal tolen?
No, recovering any lost password without the user token provided at the signup is impossible.