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7 7  === {{id name="How-Do-I-Choose-A-Good-Password?"/}}How Do I Choose A Good Password? ===
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9 -Arguably, the best advice comes from someone that understands how passwords are cracked; [[explained here>>url:https://www.schneier.com/essays/archives/2008/11/passwords_are_not_br.html||shape="rect"]].  Come up with a passphrase; once you have something you'll remember, make another that is //similar// and check how strong the //similar password// is (never put your password anywhere except when using or saving it to a password manager): [[this one works through your browser>>url:https://random-ize.com/how-long-to-hack-pass/||shape="rect"]] so you won't be uploading your sensitive information anywhere, but it is still a good idea to test one that is different from your real password.  If the similar password is as strong as you want it to be, use the one it mimicked, and remember to change it on occasion ([[it's not as bad as it sounds>>url:https://blog.lastpass.com/2018/08/often-change-password.html/||shape="rect"]]).
9 +Arguably, the best advice comes from someone that understands how passwords are cracked; [[explained here>>url:https://www.schneier.com/essays/archives/2008/11/passwords_are_not_br.html||shape="rect"]].  Come up with a passphrase; once you have something you'll remember, make another that is //similar// and check how strong the //similar password// is (never put your password anywhere except when using or saving it to a password manager): [[this one works through your browser>>url:https://random-ize.com/how-long-to-hack-pass/||shape="rect"]] so you won't be uploading your sensitive information anywhere, but it is still a good idea to test one that is different from your real password.  If the similar password is as strong as you want it to be, use the one it mimicked, and remember to change it on occasion ([[it's not as bad as it sounds>>url:https://blog.lastpass.com/2018/08/often-change-password||shape="rect"]]).
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11 11  === {{id name="Compromised-Accounts-And-Passwords"/}}Compromised Accounts And Passwords ===
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