In addition, for those using a Windows PC in a remote location (such as travelling and visiting an internet cafe) a simple step you can take to help avoid this

In addition, for those using a Windows PC in a remote location (such as travelling and visiting an internet cafe) a simple step you can take to help avoid this issue is to use the on-screen keyboard. It's available as an accessibility option, but you can also open it using "Windows Key + R", and then type "osk" Of course, you should take care to shield your screen while you type the password, or use a combination of mouse+keyboard when entering it.