Tip 1
When you create an account, you should choose a password that's hard to guess. Choose a long password containing at least 8 characters, capital letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols.
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Tip 2
The second step is choosing a phrase or words you like or feel strongly about. You may also consider choosing your pet's name or favorite sports team. These can help you remember your password.
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Tip 3
Third, you can use the first letter of the word for each of the first three words to help you remember your password. For example, if your favorite word is "home," you can use "H-O-M-E." This will make your password easier to remember and crack.
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Tip 4
To make your password even harder to guess, you can add a number or symbol in the middle of each word.
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Tip 5
For instance, if your pet's name is "Furball," you can use "furball" as a password.
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Tip 6
You can use punctuation marks to form the password, such as a "!@#$%^&*()_+".
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Tip 7
You can also make the first word longer or shorter so it’s difficult for an attacker to guess your password.
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Tip 8
To generate a stronger password, you can use the following combinations:
- - Combine the phrase with a number or symbol
- - Combine two words with a symbol in between them
- - Combine three words with a number or symbol
- - Combine a phrase and a number or symbol
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Tip 9
If you're creating a long password, it will be easier to remember if you use a password manager, which stores all your passwords in a secure vault.
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Tip 10
Use a combination of these steps to create a strong password. Make sure you securely store your password in the vault and use a unique password for each online account.
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