Password bank  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to:
navigation, search  A password bank is software that secures a
place for web users to store unlimited passwords and user names.
The program integrates voice biometric authentication (speaker
recognition) with a minimum of three layers of data encryption.
A password bank should not be confused with a password manager,
which typically encrypts data (passwords), but utilizes a
different mechanism than voice biometric for authentication.
Origins of password banks[edit]  The average web user needs to
remember 6.5 passwords, leaving many users to try to cut
corners.[1] The challenge in remembering all of these passwords
tends to invoke one of two actions: changing passwords on a
regular basis, or to use a single password for all websites
(which really defeats the purpose of passwords for security - an
attacker need only break one password to harvest your entire
online identity). Password cracking is an issue professional
organizations are protecting the