by darrensurrey » 27 Dec 2017, 10:02
Rarely. It's only those sites who decide to be different like forcing you to have a certain password or restricting the minimum or maximum number of characters or types of characters.
A nice way of creating a unique password for each site is as follows.
Take the first two letters of a website's name eg Fo
Pick a word you will remember such as your favourite city eg Copenhagen
Pick a 5 digit number eg 12345
This creates your unique password for this site: FoCopenhagen12345
If for whatever reason you want to change it (or are forced to change it), just add 1: FoCopenhagen12346
So your Amazon password would be AmCopenhagen12345.
Easy for you to remember (or get after a couple of goes), hard for anyone to guess or any machine to hack.
Rarely. It's only those sites who decide to be different like forcing you to have a certain password or restricting the minimum or maximum number of characters or types of characters.
A nice way of creating a unique password for each site is as follows.
Take the first two letters of a website's name eg Fo
Pick a word you will remember such as your favourite city eg Copenhagen
Pick a 5 digit number eg 12345
This creates your unique password for this site: FoCopenhagen12345
If for whatever reason you want to change it (or are forced to change it), just add 1: FoCopenhagen12346
So your Amazon password would be AmCopenhagen12345.
Easy for you to remember (or get after a couple of goes), hard for anyone to guess or any machine to hack.