Your Fodenflow account, your hosting and each mailbox have different passwords. That way, if one leaks, the others stay safe.
- Your Fodenflow dashboard: in My profile → Change password. We ask for your current password and the new one twice.
- The hosting account: in your hosting's Overview → Account password → Change password. It's used for the advanced panel, the main FTP account and the main MySQL user.
- A mailbox: in your hosting's Email tab, the Password button for that mailbox.
- An extra FTP account: in the FTP tab, that account's Password button.
- A database user: in the Databases tab, Change password.
- The WordPress admin: from the WordPress dashboard, under Users → your profile.
After changing the password of a mailbox, the hosting account or a database, update it wherever you use it: your email apps, your FTP app or your site's configuration (for example wp-config.php).
Use long, different passwords for each thing. A password manager saves you from having to remember them.
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