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<p>Sahadad: </p> <hr /> <div>== How to make a strong and secure password ==<br /> <br /> The key to making a strong and secure password is using all types of characters; symbols and different cases should be used many times to make your password near unbreakable. The easiest thing to do is to think of a sentence describing yourself or something that you care about; for example, the sentence could be: &quot;My Favorite Game Is Halo 3&quot;. Now, just take the beginning characters of the sentence: MFGIH3; to make it even more secure, replace the 'I' with a '1', and add two asterisks at the beginning and end, having it look like this: **MFG1H3**. Then, make alternate the letters from uppercase to lower case. Your finished password would be **MfG1h3**, and you can easily remember it from your sentence that you made. <br /> <br /> Also, it is not recommended that you use common passwords, like 'QWERTY' or 'QAZWSX' or '12345', or 'let-me-in', or your name or birth date; because they are too obvious and easy for a hacker to crack.<br /> <br /> Example@3109<br /> <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> === Password Strength Meters ===<br /> <br /> *MalwareTeks: http://www.malwareteks.com/tools/pwd_meter/ (loosely based off passwordmeter.com)<br /> <br /> *Microsoft: https://www.microsoft.com/protect/fraud/passwords/checker.aspx<br /> <br /> *Password Meter: http://www.passwordmeter.com/<br /> <br /> === Password Managers ===<br /> <br /> * AnyPassword: http://www.anypassword.com<br /> * KeePass: http://keepass.info<br /> * LastPass: https://lastpass.com<br /> * Masking Password Generator: http://www.accusolve.biz <br /> * Password Maker: http://passwordmaker.org<br /> * RandPass: http://www.randpass.com<br /> * RoboForm: http://www.roboform.com</div>

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