Publisher's Synopsis
It's a smart idea to have a place where you can quickly access your passwords for your various Internet accounts. But why store these secrets in a book with cover that advertises to the world that it contains is your private log-in information? That's why we have cleverly disguised the cover of this Internet password organizer by writing "Password Logbook" in "Pig Latin"! Sneaky, huh? So, by using this book, your vital information will be handy when you need it but it will remain a total secret ... go ahead, leave it out, right next to your computer. Nobody will ever figure it out! Nobody would ever think of looking in here for your secret password info. Or maybe everyone over the age of 7 will (we learned "Pig Latin" in 3rd grade). Come to think of it, it would probably be better to file this organizational tool in a place that nobody else would look for it ... like under "S" for "secret" or "P" for "Pig Latin." Although the code on the cover is ridiculously easy to break, this book is still an incredibly useful tool that can help you avoid the frustration of searching your desk for the scraps of paper scrawled with various passwords or go through the multi-step "lost password" sequences found on most password protected sites. So, have some fun while you get more efficient ... pick up a copy of "asswordpay ogbooklay" today. And buy some copies for your friends, too! hanktay ouyay eryvay uchmay! NOTE: this book is conveniently pocket- sized: 5" x 8" and, along with an alphabetized area for logging your password information, it contains suggestions on developing a strong password and other useful information
