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Mind the letters and words in your password


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Mind the letters and words in your password





1.Don't choose predictable passwords like

asending or desending numbers or letters like

'abcjohn'.





2.Don't choose the following as your password:



*Names



*Birthdays



*Familynames



*Words from dictionary



*Telephone numbers



*Social security numbers



*Street names



*Celebrities names





3.Change your password frequently often 1-2 months.





4.Always use random letters like 'nK/Gv4sS0'.





5.Use both uppercase and lowercase letters.





6.Always use different passwords for different

accounts.If you have one main password to different

password protected folders keep one password for each folder.





7.Most common mistake everybody do is emailing

passwords.Instead of using the utility 'Forgot password?'

on login pages, write down all your passwords in a book

and keep it in a safe place.





8.When ever you sign up for an account they will send

you a username and password. Note them and delete the

emails especially with free accounts like Yahoo and Hotmail.





9.Don't tell anyone your password.If it is a must

then change it to different one.





10.Use long passwords preferably more than 6 characters.

See the chart here:(Provided by tamingthebeast.com)





Password--Password Format--Time taken to track down





4 charac--lower or upper case--less than few seconds



4 charac--both lower & upper--less than few seconds



8 charac--lower or upper--approx 58 hrs



8 charac--both lower & upper--approx 7 years



10 charac--lower or upper--approx 5 years



10 charac--lower & upper--approx 4648 yrs



10 charac--lower&upper and numbers-approx 26984 yrs





10.Don't check the 'Remember the password' checkbox in

your 'Enter Network password' pop up window.





TIP:See the example of the password below-





"I met two of my Friends one week back" can be

choosen as password: 'Im2omF1wb'





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