How to reset Packing Key in Passpack?

12/03/2020 Off By admin

How to reset Packing Key in Passpack?

From within your Passpack account, go to Account > Change Packing Key. You will be asked to insert your current Packing Key for security, and then to choose a new one. You will be asked to type it in twice to make sure you are typing it properly.

What is a Passpack packing key?

Your Packing Key is the secret sentence that you should have chosen yourself when you signed up for Passpack.

What is Packing Key?

What Is a Packing Key Exactly? In technical terms, it is an encryption key. You do not need to know what that means in order to use Passpack. Passpack uses your User ID and Password to confirm you are the proper owner of your account (sometimes called “authentication”).

How do you change your packing key on passpack?

You can change your Packing Key whenever you’d like by going to Account > Change Packing Key from within your Passpack account. However, if you forget your Packing Key, it CAN NOT be recovered or reset. Your Packing Key must be at least 8 characters long and is also case sensitive.

What happens if I Forget my packing key?

However, if you forget your Packing Key, it CAN NOT be recovered or reset. Your Packing Key must be at least 8 characters long and is also case sensitive. You can (and should!) use punctuation, numbers, foreign characters or even spaces.

Why do I need passpack for my spreadsheet?

Whether you are a one man show, or the head of a multinational IT department you have hundreds of passwords, PIN’s, registration codes, certificates and security codes to manage. Passpack lets you do this in a central repository that can be updated real time so that your spreadsheet doesn’t become your worst nightmare.

Do you need a passpack account to use passpack?

Passpack allows you to securely share with clients without requiring them to have a Passpack account. Whether you are a one man show, or the head of a multinational IT department you have hundreds of passwords, PIN’s, registration codes, certificates and security codes to manage.