You use the same password for all your accounts?
I'm going to explain why you shouldn't have the same password for everything and give me some necessary advice if you want to change that style.๐
Nowadays it seems like you need one account for everything (online shopping, email or banking, etc.)
With all of these accounts, creating a unique and secure password or passphrase to protect each one of them can seem inconvenient or even overwhelming.
SOLUTIONS:
1. If you want to have a password for all accounts, which you shouldn't because it is very dangerous, you should make a long and difficult password but remember it yourself.
NEVER use personal data in your passwords
For example, if you are a fan of Diana the Princess of Wales you can put:
D¡4n4_g4L3s
Or if your favorite movie is The Lion King you can put:
Th3 L¡0N K¡nG
2. To save your password in a safe place, it is best not to save it on your mobile๐ฑ. It is best to keep it in a special notebook๐ until you learn it by heart, then you will no longer need it.
3.I'm going to give you five password managers that can help you create and remember๐ก passwords:
-RememBear
-LastPass
-Dashlane
-KeePass
-Sticky Password
4.Since you should not have the same password for everything, what you can do is have the same password but changing the final part or one of the parts to differentiate
5.Avoid using default passwords. They are usually very weak and easy to guess. You will avoid unauthorized access, since these passwords could be known by other people or be on the Internet.
This post, I've saw that is really cool with the images and emojis at the first saw. I love also the examples of passwords about lion king and princess Diana. It's really good! :)
ReplyDeleteHello, thanks for all your tips, they are very useful. I like the firsta article about how to create a secure password, I think it's very good know how to create a password without the fear that your data and even your money may be stolen. Thank you for your tips :)
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