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Click the File menu, select the Info tab, and then select the Protect Document button. Click Encrypt with Password. Enter your password then click OK. Enter the password again to confirm it and click OK.

How to password protect a folder or file in Windows 10Using File Explorer, right-click on a file or folder you want password protected.Click on Properties at the bottom of the context menu.Click on Advanced2026Select Encrypt contents to secure data and click on Apply.More items...?Nov 1, 2018

To password protect an individual file:Create a file named .Create an encrypted password using either a utility such as the command line program htpasswd or an htpasswd generator.Right click on the .In the popup that appears, click the Edit button.Place the generated .Click on the Save Changes button.More items...

But how does Apple know that your passwords have appeared in a data leak? Well, this is a new feature built into iOS 14 called Security Recommendations that monitors your passwords and notifies you if they are too weak, if you are reusing them, or if they show up in known data leaks.

How to password protect a folder in WindowsOpen Windows Explorer and find the folder you want to password protect, and then right-click on it.Select "Properties."Click "Advanced."At the bottom of the Advanced Attributes menu that appears, check the box labeled "Encrypt contents to secure data."Click "OK."More items...?Aug 25, 2020

How to password protect a folder in WindowsOpen Windows Explorer and find the folder you want to password protect, and then right-click on it.Select "Properties."Click "Advanced."At the bottom of the Advanced Attributes menu that appears, check the box labeled "Encrypt contents to secure data."Click "OK."More items...?Aug 25, 2020

If you recently got a warning message saying, This password has appeared in a data leak, then there is a good chance that your account is at high risk of vulnerability. Data leaks are one of the nasty ways for hackers to expose and sell your private data, which may make you fall victim to a ransomware attack.