First they tell you to choose a really hard password they tell you to never write down, and then they force you to change it every few months. Then they tell you to not use the same password on multiple websites. Then they don't let you re-use your old passwords You can't win It turns out you've got to write them down, after all. Maybe you do, but you don't have to broadcast it. The discrete password logbook series does not put a title on the cover or the spine, allowing it to blend in with your other books and not catch the attention of the curious.

The sturdy hard cover is made for repeated use and the stout white paper will bear writing on, erasing, and writing on again. Wide fields for writing large letters in make it easier to read later on. Additional spaces are built in to write updated passwords if one is not inclined to constantly erase the old ones. These can also be used for pin numbers or answers to security challenges. Enough space is given for each entry to jot down notes as appropriate, too. Obviously, there is a place for writing down the username and URL of the websites you need to log into, as well.

Sure, you've got to write down your password. But at least you can do it in style with our Discrete Password Logbooks