Good Password
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This document discusses the importance of having a strong password and provides tips for creating good passwords. It notes that passwords are used for many online accounts and without a strong password, personal information and accounts are at risk of identity theft, hacking, and monetary theft. It then provides characteristics of a good password, such as using a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols with a minimum of 8 characters. The document also shares some fun facts about common password habits.
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Let's Integrate MuleSoft RPA, COMPOSER, APM with AWS IDP along with Slack
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Good Password
- 1. GOOD PASSWORD WHY HAVING A GOOD PASSWORD IS IMPORTANT BY YASIN GHAZZAWI
- 2. WHERE DO WE USE OUR PASSWORDS? Go.woodbury.edu www.chase.com www.Tumblr.com www.gmail.co m www.Bofa.com Facebook.com
- 3. WHY DO WE WANT A GOOD PASSWORD? Answer: To be protected. From what? From: 1. Identity Theft (Matthew Ballard) 2. Theft of Important information or database 3. Unknown monetary transfers (phishing) 4. Much more… LinkedIn hacked! On June 6 2012, approximately 6.5 million passwords and e-mails were reportedly released to the web by a hacker. eHarmony was also hacked on June 6th
- 4. WHAT MAKES A GOOD PASSWORD? Good password = Strong password Strong password = Not easy to guess Good password = Hardest to guess • Use symbols e.g. @ * ( ) [ ] ! + •At least 8 characters -------- • Do not use nicknames or words you use frequently e.g. “Yolo” ,“baller” , “Nerd” , “awesomesauce” etc… • Switch it up between UPPER CASE & lower case letters •Use a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters • Use different passwords on different systems! http://www.passwordmeter.com/
- 5. FUN FACTS ON PASSWORDS A pet’s name appears in passwords 3 times more frequent than a name of any other member of a person’s family.[1] 28.6% of the users use the Remember my password function [2] To protect a personal electronic diary and photo archives, an average person sets a password 2 times stronger than to protect his/her corporate and financial documents. [1] 66% of the US users have only one or two passwords[2] Many important business and confidential files are protected with romantic passwords, such as “LoveSue”, “eternity”, “marryme”, “forgiveus”. [1] [1] http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=194911923880468 [2] http://computersight.com/communication-networks/security/interesting-facts-about- passwords/#ixzz1x6g3RG6t
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