Answer:
With the line from Shakespeare’s Macbeth, “Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, creeps in its pretty pace,” I could create a very strong password. The Microsoft Company has very strict criteria forcreating strong passwords. They include:
• Having between ten and twelve characters
• Not containing one’s username, real name, or the company name
• Not be a word found in any language's dictionary
• Be different from previous passwords
• Have upper case and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters.
Using the first letter of each word along with the punctuation, I would have all the criteria incorporated except for the last one.
In order to include numbers I could use "+1" in second and last"tomorrow" words. My password would look like this:
T+1+1,ciipp.
