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How to Save Passwords Securely in Passbolt | Step-by-Step Guide In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to save and organize passwords securely in Passbolt, the open-source password manager designed to help teams manage credentials with ease. Whether you're saving login credentials for websites, apps, or internal systems, Passbolt makes password storage simple and secure.

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1. When saving a new password in Passbolt, what is the minimum required information?
Phone number and notes URL, Username and password IP address and browser type Profile picture
2. Which feature in Passbolt helps users generate strong, random passwords while saving a new entry?
Autofill Import Tool Password Generator Credential Viewer
3. Which of the following is NOT a good practice when saving a password in Passbolt?
Giving it a clear and meaningful name Assigning it to the right user or group Using "123456" as the password Adding relevant notes or tags
4. What happens if you try to save a password in Passbolt without filling in the required fields?
The password is saved as a draft The system auto-generates the missing details Passbolt shows a validation error and blocks saving It saves but remains hidden
5. If a password is saved in Passbolt and marked as “private,” who can view it?
All members of the organization Only the user who created it The system administrator only Anyone with the password link