You want to have to enter this password every time you need access. Bummer.Īnyway, after you've entered the original password, you'll type in the new one you want to change it to twice, and you're good to go! Be sure to deselect the "Remember password in my keychain" box to make your secure container really, well, secure. You've gotta know the original one, though this isn't something you can use to gain access to an encrypted disk image when you've forgotten the password. Then all you have to do is select the image and choose File> Change Password. Since you can't change the password until it's completely ejected, select your image and click the Eject button in the toolbar.Īfter you've done that, it should look like this: If it looks like the screen shot above, the image is mounted. To get started, open the Disk Utility program (it's in Applications> Utilities), then look within the left-hand column for the disk image in question. Maybe you just want it to be something more secure than "fido123." In any case, it's very easy to do. Maybe you drunkenly gave it out to all your friends, even that shifty-eyed dude. If you've created an encrypted disk image to keep your sensitive documents in, then there may come a time when you want to change its password.
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