Internet Password Logbook - Hardcover

by American Horticultural Society (Author)

Remembering internet passwords and usernames has never been more beautiful! Easily store this precious information all in one place with this alphabetically tabbed logbook.

This handy and essential record-keeping tool from the foremost authority in North American gardening, the American Horticultural Society, is accented by historical botanical illustrations and filled with hundreds of entry templates that make it easy to track important device logins, passwords, usernames, URLs, recovery keys, and wireless network details. Gone are the days of scribbling these essential details on sticky notes that get lost or thrown away! The cut-away alphabetical tabs make the recorded information easy to find, and quick tips for creating strong passwords and keeping your information safe on the internet are also found inside.

Included are places to record:

• 400 different websites and their usernames and passwords (with room for three password changes each)
• Login information and recovery keys for 6 different devices, including phones, tablets, or computers
• Factory-default and user-defined usernames and passwords for wireless networks
• A blank lined page for jotting down additional notes

A removable title band and the botanical-accented cover mean others won't know that important information is housed in this pretty little book, making it as discreet as it is convenient. A perfect gift for any flower lover or for yourself!

**Also in this series from the American Horticultural Society is the Weekly Planner, Essential Guide to Organic Vegetable Gardening, Essential Guide to Perennial Gardening, and Essential Guide to Ecological Gardening.

Author Biography

Founded in 1922, the non-profit American Horticultural Society (AHS) is one of the most respected and longstanding member-based national gardening organizations in North America. The Society's membership includes aspiring, new, and experienced gardeners, plant enthusiasts, and horticultural professionals, as well as numerous regional and national partner organizations. Through its educational programs, awards, and publications, the AHS inspires a culture of gardening and horticultural practices that creates and sustains healthy, beautiful communities and a livable planet. AHS is headquartered at River Farm, a 25-acre site overlooking the Potomac River that is part of George Washington's original farmlands in Alexandria, Virginia. ahsgardening.org