Your Amibe user login and password is the same for all Amibe websites you have access to. So if your password is changed, it will have changed for them all. If you use a password manager to remember passwords, update your new password for them all.
Being logged into one Amibe website doesn’t automatically log you into all sites. Even though they use the same user login and password, each site must be logged into independently. Logging into one site does not affect your logged in status on other sites.
For security reasons, when Amibe detects multiple failed logins and password reset requests over a short period of time it interprets that as a possible attack, and takes preventative measures. You will be blocked after a third failed login attempt, so if after two attempts your password is not working, try a password reset, and if still not successful, contact Amibe Support.
If, when creating a password, you are directed to create a strong password, a new password must meet the following specific requirements to be considered strong:
- At least 12 characters.
- At least one of each: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, symbols.
- No character may be repeated 3 or more times.
- No ordered numeric sequence of more than 2 characters is allowed (i.e. 123 or 321).
- No ordered or patterned sequence of adjacent characters of more than 3 characters (i.e. abcd, abab).
Because strong passwords are difficult to remember (by design), and good security practice is to use unique strong passwords for each different login (and not to share them with anyone else), it is highly recommended that you use a reputable password manager. It is also recommended to use copy/paste functionality, and not rely on retyping.
When requesting a password reset, if you do not receive an email with the password reset link, request it here.