Security
The Security tab gives you control over your account’s safety. From here you can change your password and review all active sessions logged into your account. Regularly checking this tab helps you detect unauthorized access early.
Changing Your Password
To update your password, you need to provide your current password along with the new one.
Open the Security tab
Go to your profile and select Security from the sidebar.
Enter your current password
Type your existing password in the Current password field. This confirms your identity before allowing changes.
Choose a new password
Enter your new password in the New password field. Use a strong combination of letters, numbers, and special characters.
Confirm the new password
Re-enter your new password in the Confirm password field to ensure it matches.
Save the change
Click Change Password to apply the update. Your new password takes effect immediately.
Your new password must be different from your current password. Choose a strong password that you do not use on other websites to maximize your account security.
Active Sessions
The active sessions section lists every device and browser currently logged into your VDClip account. Each session entry shows:
IP Address
The IP address from which the session was initiated. This helps you identify the network location of each login.
Browser
The browser name and version used for the session. For example, Chrome 120 on Windows or Safari on macOS.
Last Active
The date and time when the session was last used. This indicates whether the session is recent or stale.
Revoke Button
Each session has a revoke button that lets you immediately terminate that login. The user on that session will be logged out.
Revoking a Session
If you notice a session that you do not recognize or that looks suspicious, you should revoke it immediately.
Review your active sessions
Scroll through the sessions list in the Security tab. Look for any entries with unfamiliar IP addresses, browsers, or recent activity you do not recognize.
Click Revoke
Click the Revoke button next to the suspicious session. The session will be terminated immediately.
Change your password
If you revoked an unfamiliar session, change your password right away using the form above the sessions list. This prevents the unauthorized party from logging back in.
Important: Revoking a session logs out that device immediately. If you revoke your own current session by mistake, you will need to log in again.
Tips and Best Practices
Updating your password every few months reduces the risk of unauthorized access, especially if you use shared or public devices.
If you logged into VDClip from a hotel, library, or shared computer, check your active sessions afterward and revoke any you no longer need.
Do not reuse passwords across websites. A unique VDClip password ensures that a breach on another site does not compromise your VDClip account.
If you see a session from an IP address or browser you do not recognize, revoke it and change your password immediately.