Password Management Survey

Some people need help to remember their passwords. They may write down their passwords on a piece of paper, have their web browser store their passwords, or save their passwords in a file.

What kinds tools do you use? Check all that apply
(examples for each type in parenthesis)
Password Software (Password Agent, Password Tracker, Any Password)
Password Website (Gator eWallet, PasswordSafe.com, RoboForm.com)
Website Cookies (Website checkbox: "Remember my password on this computer")
Web Browser (Internet Explorer AutoComplete, Netscape Password Manager, Firefox Saved Passwords)
Computer File (Word document, Excel sheet, text file)
Paper (post-it notes, notebook, day planner)
Password Reminder (Website feature: "Forgot your password?")
Human Memory
Other

What kinds tools have you used in the past but no longer use? Check all that apply
(examples for each type in parenthesis)
Password Software (Password Agent, Password Tracker, Any Password)
Password Website (Gator eWallet, PasswordSafe.com, RoboForm.com)
Website Cookies (Website checkbox: "Remember my password on this computer")
Web Browser (Internet Explorer AutoComplete, Netscape Password Manager, Firefox Saved Passwords)
Computer File (Word document, Excel sheet, text file)
Paper (post-it notes, notebook, day planner)
Password Reminder (Website feature: "Forgot your password?")
Human Memory
Other

What information do you write down or store
to help you remember your passwords for
websites? Check all that apply.
Username
Website name (eg, Princeton University)
Website address/URL (eg, www.princeton.edu)
Password
Clue (Word or phrase related to the password)
E-mail address
Secret question (eg, what's your mother's maiden name?)
Answer to a secret question
Other