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12 Things You Never Knew About Setting Up A Strong Password

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Viklin
Last updated: October 9, 2018
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How To set Up A Strong Password

9. Don’t Use Dictionary Words

Do not use words that are in a dictionary, names, animals, friends or any personal information (such as, your birthday, favourite stuffs or phone number). Some people derives their passwords from phone numbers, birthdays and so on making it very easy to guess. Look at point two (2) on how a typical password should be.

10. Do Not Use Simple Patterns

Learn to always avoid simple patterns. Instead, use a password that consist of UPPER and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols. eg “%ZyX10@ly“. People will really find this hard to guess, so follow this method. Just be a little more creative with this,  See example, coined this one from my name “fR@^K\iN“.

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