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By John Williams Password Security

By John Williams. Why Secure Passwords Matter Passwords protect everything about you online. Once those passwords are discovered and used by someone else

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Page 1: By John Williams. Why Secure Passwords Matter Passwords protect everything about you online. Once those passwords are discovered and used by someone else

By John Williams

Password Security

Page 2: By John Williams. Why Secure Passwords Matter Passwords protect everything about you online. Once those passwords are discovered and used by someone else

Why Secure Passwords MatterPasswords protect everything

about you online. Once those

passwords are discovered and

used by someone else you can

have a huge problem on your

hands. Problems could be anything

from identity theft to stolen money

from your bank account. That is

why you should make your

passwords as protected as possible

in order to make it harder for any

of those things to happen to you.

Page 3: By John Williams. Why Secure Passwords Matter Passwords protect everything about you online. Once those passwords are discovered and used by someone else

How To Secure Your PasswordPassword security is easy once

you follow these steps that

make it harder on anyone

looking to break into your

security.

Page 4: By John Williams. Why Secure Passwords Matter Passwords protect everything about you online. Once those passwords are discovered and used by someone else

Tips For a Stronger Password1. Avoid any common

passwords such as

“password” or

“1234567890”

2. Avoid using your name or

birthdate in your password

due to its availability

online.

3. Avoid using all lower or

uppercase letters. Try to

use both in the same

password.

Page 5: By John Williams. Why Secure Passwords Matter Passwords protect everything about you online. Once those passwords are discovered and used by someone else

Tips For a Stronger Password4. Passwords should be at least 8

characters in length.

5. If allowed always try to use

special characters such as ! or .

in your passwords.

6. Numbers are always a good

way to secure your password, just

as long as its not your birthdate.

7. Do not use the same password

on multiple sites.

Page 6: By John Williams. Why Secure Passwords Matter Passwords protect everything about you online. Once those passwords are discovered and used by someone else

Conclusion Now that your passwords are

strong make sure to never give

out your password to anyone.

If you follow all of these steps

you and your password should

be secure from anyone looking

to invade your personal life.