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Setup a Strong Password


My previous blog cited about various unhealthy methods used in setting up a password. Here I would like to explain how to set up a strong and secure password which will not require great intellectual skills.

     Instead of giving a passage, I thought of explaining this through some examples. The Setup your passwords as a phrase instead of single meaningful word. It is advisable and secure to use the textese (Known as SMS language) instead of words.



 
  1. Password with words
I would suggest you to take a small quote or statement instead of words predictable by others. “I love India” is a statement this can be used as “IlveInd”. In the given password you can find both capital and small letters used and the password strength is 7 letters were as most of the text only passwords require only 6 letters.

  1. Password with Alphabets and Numbers
You may opt to provide passwords with a mixture of alphabets and numbers. In those places you can create a password using simple proverbs and quotes.


“Work hard for win” is a simple fact that everyone knows; here is your sample password “Wrkhrd4w1n”.

  1. Password with Alphabets, Numbers & Symbols
Most of the strong passwords require Alphabets with at least one letter in caps, at least one number and a special character. This is the hardest thing for someone to setup the password in this pattern.

“My mother is 47” is a usual statement; here is your sample password “MiMom1s47!”. In this password I have used two caps one special character and three numbers. It’s simple when you know your mother’s age put the exclamation or if you doubt about it put a question mark. 

     I hope the given points would serve the basic ideas needed for setting up a strong password. Always choose some good sentences which can motivate you or make you think or feel positive, because you will use your password at least once in a day. Through your complex thought process for setting up a password and enjoy this as like playing a game.


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