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3 years ago

Which type of password would be considered secure

2 answers:

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Hi there!

A password that would be considered secure would be one that is not affiliated with anyone you know, any pet names, or your own name. Also, don't make it simple passwords like 1234 or qwerty or something like that. A good strong password is one that has a good random mix of numbers, letters, and characters. For example:

asdj93JA82d3DANQJ9yuemd0

This would be a good password. Be sure you write down your passwords and store them in a safe place that is not on your computer.

-Your friend in tech, ASIAX Frequent Answerer

max2010maxim [7]3 years ago

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Try using at least one capital letter and multiple number and symbols
Example: [email protected]#3

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