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[GUIDE] How to avoid browser password stealing [ALL BROWSERS] * Puush Incident 30/03 - Herbert - Apr 1, 2015 Hi, My name is John Herbert, during my time on the internet I have been safe to say, hacked only once in my lifetime. I avoid being hacked as much as possible, a common mistake people make is to enable saving their passwords, as you may know puush has been infected in it's recent update (r94). in this guide I will teach you quick and easy how to secure if you were saving them in the past and disable saving your passwords to avoid future thefts. Step 1. Spoiler (Click to View)Checking if passwords may be stolen. (Click on your browser) IE Chrome FireFox Opera Step 2. Spoiler (Click to View)If any password(s) have been shown in your saved passwords I would recommend deleting them from the list and changing the password for it immediately to avoid the account(s) from being compromised. Step 3. Spoiler (Click to View)Disable Remember Password. IE: Internet Explorer > Internet Options > Content tab > Settings > manage passwords > Disable @ usernames and passwords on form. Chrome: Chrome Menu > Settings > Show advanced settings > Passwords and forms section > Manage passwords > Disable @ Offer to save your web passwords. FireFox: firefox menu > options > Secuirity > Disable @ Remember Passwords for sites. Opera: Opera Menu > Options > Privacy & Security > Disable @ Offer to save passwords I enter on the web. Thats it! And remember to never save your password for any browser. Hope I helped, John Herbert. * - Meow - Apr 1, 2015 Mehh I'm too lazy to make new password for everything,only changed for facebook & gmail. #yolo Thanks for the guide! 🤝 * - TazzyOpz - Apr 1, 2015 Luckily I never used Puush lol.. =z * - Herbert - Apr 1, 2015 you never know, next time it may be flash player, just make sure you are safe!