My Gmail Id was hacked. Most probably it was at the cyber coffee shop where I had formed gone for surfing the internet. Several prankster may have installed keylogger or something. Thankfully, the email id I used at the cafe was not important. But the issue of security made me ponder for a solution for such situations where we are required to rely on others to secure their computers and systems.

 

The only thing I could think about is semi login. What about making a provision of logging in with limited capabilities and access. Similar to linux computers where we are encouraged to not sign in in with full management powers. Roblox Login But rather than having different username, we could have only different security passwords. The password entered in the password box should decide if the user would like to login using full login or semi login. This will ease the users from the hassles of remembering many Usernames.

 

For instance , suppose "xyz@gmail. com" has the key password as "qwerty" and semi sign in password as "asdf". Whenever logging in to the the service if the user enters the login name "xyz@gmail. com" and the password as "asdf" then your service provider must know that an individual wants to sign in using semi-login. Or otherwise, we can produce a option button that the user can choose if he wants to use the semi-login features so that the service agency is notified about it.

 

Consider a situation for a Gmail account. Yahoo has conquered our online world. It is the login for the email, adwords, adsense, shopping account as well as used as an username for third party services like Paypal, etc. If for some reason the Gmail account has already been compromised then all other balances are also in peril. This all could happen just because we wanted to check a friend's email forward or a publication. The solution has something as semi-login. When logged in using semi-login, we have to only have access to emails that are pre-decided by the user to be shown when he is in full login.

 

That is, the user can decide what all email messages and which senders' email messages can be accessed in semi-login. The user can easily make the "funny" mails, email forwards and newsletters, for instance. the unimportant stuff, accessible via semi-login. He are unable to access other mails or change any account information. The user can decide what all things can be accessed and modified when in semi logon. Which mails he wants to get into and which email they can reply to.

 

Also, in AdSense or paypal we may use semi-login to check today's earnings and nothing else. No inside data like channels, prior earnings, etc or account access, only the figure that will let the user know how much he has earned today. Even if the semi login security password is compromised, the hacker can easily access the trivial mails.

 

The advantage of semi-login password is that the user can use the same password for semi-login for all his online accounts as it is just not make much difference in the event that this password is recognized to someone else. As his main passwords will be different from the semi login password, as well as from one another, the hacker are not able to cause any damage. With regard to example, suppose the key password for "xyz@gmail. com" is "qwerty" as well as for "xyz@hotmail. com" is "zxcvbn" then we can use a partial login password for both the accounts "asdfg". However, online services must enforce policies to safeguard the main password like not allowing the partially login password to be a sub-string of the primary password, and so forth