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Passwords
The document provides guidelines for creating secure passwords, emphasizing the importance of using uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, symbols, and having at least 8 characters. It advises against common patterns, personal information, and suggests using meaningful sentences for better memorization. Additionally, it highlights that writing down passwords can be safe if secured properly.
Passwords
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- 2. Passwords! A how to guide
- 3. Things you need for a secure password:
- 4. Things you need for a secure password: Uppercase le8er
- 5. Things you need for a secure password: Uppercase le8er Lowercase le8er
- 6. Things you need for a secure password: Uppercase le8er Numbers Lowercase le8er
- 7. Things you need for a secure password: Uppercase le8er Numbers Lowercase le8er Punctua>on
- 8. Things you need for a secure password: Uppercase le8er Numbers Lowercase le8er Punctua>on Symbols
- 9. Things you need for a secure password: Uppercase le8er Numbers Lowercase le8er Punctua>on Symbols At least 8 characters
- 10. Things you need for a secure password: Uppercase le8er Numbers Lowercase le8er Punctua>on Symbols At least 8 characters At least two different passwords for all your accounts. E.g. One for email/banking and one for everything else
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- 12. AVOID Dic>onary works in any language
- 13. AVOID Sequences or repea>ng pa8erns. E.g. 123456, qwerty, etc.
- 14. AVOID Common misspelled word and abbrevia>ons
- 15. AVOID Personal informa>on such as name, birthday, passport number, telephone numbers, pet names, etc.
- 16. Here’s a good way to come up with a password
- 17. Think of a sentence, for example: Long and simple sentences are best. See if you can make them meaningful to you.
- 18. Subs>tute words for symbols and numbers
- 19. Subs>tute words for symbols and numbers Long & simple sentences are best. See if you can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 20. Delete everything but the first le8er of each word
- 21. L & simple sentences are best. See if you can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 22. L & s sentences are best. See if you can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 23. L & s s are best. See if you can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 24. L & s s a best. See if you can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 25. L & s s a b. See if you can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 26. L & s s a b. S if you can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 27. L & s s a b. S i you can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 28. L & s s a b. S i y can make them meaningful 2 you.
- 29. L & s s a b. S i y c make them meaningful 2 you.
- 30. L & s s a b. S i y c m them meaningful 2 you.
- 31. L & s s a b. S i y c m t meaningful 2 you.
- 32. L & s s a b. S i y c m t m 2 you.
- 33. L & s s a b. S i y c m t m 2 y.
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- 37. I really like to run at the beach when it is hot outside.
- 38. Subs>tute words for symbols and numbers
- 39. I really like 2 run @ the beach when it is hot outside.
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- 41. I really like 2 run @ D beach when it’s hot outside.
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- 43. I r like 2 run @ D beach when it’s hot outside.
- 44. I r l 2 run @ D beach when it’s hot outside.
- 45. I r l 2 r @ D beach when it’s hot outside.
- 46. I r l 2 r @ D b when it’s hot outside.
- 47. I r l 2 r @ D b w it’s hot outside.
- 48. I r l 2 r @ D b w i’s hot outside.
- 49. I r l 2 r @ D b w i’s h outside.
- 50. I r l 2 r @ D b w i’s h o.
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- 54. So remember you need
- 55. At least 8 le8er Uppercase Lowercase Symbol Number Punctua>on
- 56. At least 8 le8er Uppercase Lowercase Symbol Number Punctua>on
- 57. At least 8 le8er Uppercase Lowercase Symbol Number Punctua>on
- 58. At least 8 le8er Uppercase Lowercase Symbol Number Punctua>on
- 59. At least 8 le8er Uppercase Lowercase Symbol Number Punctua>on
- 60. At least 8 le8er Uppercase Lowercase Symbol Number Punctua>on
- 61. At least 8 le8er Uppercase Lowercase Symbol Number Punctua>on
- 62. r thin king I know you Now
- 63. How do I remember that??? r thin king I know you Now
- 64. The easiest way to remember your password
- 65. The easiest way to remember your password is to write it down!
- 66. The easiest way to remember your password is to write it down! Wri>ng your password down is OK, but keep it secure.
- 67. Or write it in a code
- 68. Or write it in a code or a way only you can work out
- 69. Think your current password is OK?
- 70. Think your current password is OK? Check your password strength here: www.passwordmeter.com