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Creating Strong
Passwords
Want to create a strong password that is
easy to remember? We've looked at many
different techniques and found a few that
work very well.

No dictionary words - hackers may run

word databases to crack passwords
Make it complex by using numbers,
symbols, uppercase and lowercase
letters
Length should be 8 characters
minimum
Use a different password for each
website you visit

For more password ideas visit

GeekProfessor or WikiHow. Additionally,
you can test the strength of your
password or visit our twitter account for
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How to create a strong

password video transcript:
We use passwords for many different
websites. And if you're like most people
your password has been hacked at least
once. And if you use the same password for
other websites all someone needs is your
web browsing history & then pretty soon
your online banking account could be
targeted next.

If you're wondering how secure your

password is, howsecureismypassword.net is
a great tool to show how fast your password
can be hacked.

These Quick Tips are about how to create

strong easy to remember passwords for
each website.

There are many different techniques

ranging from exchanging some letters for
numbers and symbols to using math.

But my favorite way is to abbreviate your

own unique sentence.

Start with a sentence that is easy for you to

remember. Like I might say: I was born in
San Francisco in 1972.

Take the first letter of each word and create

an abbreviation. IwbiSFi1972. Or how
about Quick Tips are fun to watch! Becomes
QTaftw! The great thing about using a
sentence for this is you always have at least
one Uppercase letter, lowercase letters, and
a symbol. Add your favorite number to get
all your bases covered. And you have an
easy to remember, strong password.

You can do this technique with any phrase!

Ycdttwap! 3 See?

Okay but what about using a different

password for each website?

Well, all you need to do is take the name of

the website, let's use Twitter for example,
and add that abbreviation to the front, end,
or my favorite place, right before the
number.

So my original password becomes

IwbiSFi1972.T3 And my Google password
would look like this IwbiSFi1972.G3 And my
Bank of America and so on.

So in review 1) Use a sentence you will

never forget to be your base password (This
is my base password.) and abbreviate it. 2)
Then abbreviate the name of the website
you are registering an account with, and add
it to the end of your base password 3) And
finally add your favorite number
(Timbp.G2012).

Now you know how to create easy to

remember passwords that are strong and
unique.

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