The Password Audit Plugin for Obsidian is an essential tool for users who value digital security. This plugin offers a seamless way to evaluate the strength of your passwords, check if they’ve been exposed in known data breaches via *Have I Been Pwned*, and generate secure passwords on the fly. Its straightforward interface ensures quick access to these features directly within Obsidian, making password management less of a hassle. With the ability to create highly customizable passwords and copy them instantly to the clipboard, it’s a handy addition for anyone managing sensitive accounts or workflows. However, it’s important to note that this plugin is designed for password analysis and generation, not storage—users should rely on dedicated password managers for storing credentials securely. If you’re looking to reinforce your digital safety, this plugin is a practical and user-friendly choice.

Obsidian Plugin Spotlight: Password Protection Hey Obsidian fans! Welcome to this week's plugin spotlight, where we dive into the latest and greatest additions to the Obsidian community. Today, we're shining the light on the "Password Protection" plugin, which has just been released. What does it do? This plugin allows you to set up a password protection system for your Obsidian vault. When enabled, anyone who tries to access your vault will be prompted to enter a password before they can view or edit your notes. This is perfect for keeping sensitive information private or for sharing your vault with others while maintaining control over what they can see. Features * Set up multiple passwords for different sections of your vault * Supports both Obsidian desktop and mobile apps * Customizable password validation rules (e.g., minimum length, special characters) * Optional automatic locking feature to lock your vault after a certain period of inactivity How does it work? To set up the plugin, simply download and install it from the Obsidian community plugins page. Then, follow these easy steps: 1. Open your Obsidian vault and navigate to the "Plugins" section 2. Click on the "Password Protection" plugin and toggle it on 3. Set up your password(s) using the plugin's configuration options Try it out! The Password Protection plugin is available for free download from the Obsidian community plugins page. Give it a try and see how it can help you keep your vault secure! Special thanks to... A huge shoutout to the developer, [qing3962](https://github.com/qing3962), for creating this amazing plugin! If you'd like to support their work, consider buying them a coffee ☕️ That's all for today, folks! Stay tuned for more Obsidian plugin spotlights and updates. Happy note-taking! --- Would you like me to try out the "Password Protection" plugin or do you have any questions about it? Let me know in the comments below!

The Protected Note plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for users who want to keep their notes private. With this plugin, you can set a password of your choice and hide your notes from prying eyes. Imagine being able to store sensitive information or personal thoughts without worrying about others accessing them. The plugin also offers encryption options, allowing you to secure all your .md files with AES cipher. Additionally, the auto-lock feature ensures that Obsidian will block access if you're not actively using it.

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