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In August 2017, Six Seconds implemented a new account technology to increase security.

Important Note

Passwords created before August 28, 2017 will no longer work. Use the Forgot Password function (below) to get a new one!

 

When you go to https://tools.6seconds.org you will be redirected to our Accounts service to log in, it looks like this:

 

Forgot Password

If you need a new password, or forgot your password, go to http://accounts.6seconds.org 

  1. click 


  2. Enter your email


  3. Check your email for a message like this, and click the "if you would like to reset your password" link in the email

     Click here to see the lost password email

    ---------- Forwarded message ----------
    From: Six Seconds <tool.int@6seconds.org>
    Date: Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 10:36 AM
    Subject: [6seconds] Six Seconds account Password Reset
    To: YOUR EMAIL

    Dear YOUR NAME,

    We received a request to change the password for your Six Seconds account.

    If you would like to reset your password, please click here

    If you did not make this request, just ignore this email. If you have any technical trouble, please e-mail help@6seconds.org

    -The Six Seconds' team

    www.6seconds.org



  4. You'll see a form where you enter your same email again, and your password twice



     Click here for important tips about password security

    Your tools account includes confidential information, and has financial value. Do not use a "simple" password!

    1. Make your password 8 or more characters in length

    2. Use at least one each: UPPER lower 1234567890 !@#$%^&*()

    3. Instead of a simple word like "Ca1iforn!a", use a PHRASE such as: "I visted California in 2017" to make a password such as: "IVCa1iforn!a2017" – in this way it's not too hard to remember, but MUCH more secure

    Even better: Use a password manager to securely create a unique password for every site.
    (Personal tip: I like LastPass, it's not free, but works well on all my devices)



  5. Then, you'll see a confirmation. Click the "Click here to log in" and you'll go back to the log in form and you can access the system!

 

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