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often there is really only one thing standing between your sensitive information and criminals:your password. if they get it, they can get into the bank accounts and private file to drink have it. for this reason, it's important to konw what makes the password strong and secure. this is secure passwords,explained by common craft.chances are you use password everyday to a computer log on your favorate websig--ht to get work down.the easy rule is to have simpke passwords everywhere. unfortunely tihs could be a problem.criminals are very good to guess passwords.some have computer programms that can guess millions of passwords until something works.if they are aready know the information about you, it's even easier.your job is to create a password that is very hard to guess.

here ---you first all may be use pet's name,birthday date and adress or parts of phone number.this is too easy for criminals to discover.so don't use them. your password should not include information about you.--ly there are always to have memorable but hard to guess passwords.consider this, an addition to single words  phrases can also be easy to remember. maybe it's a favorite song --or clocde.an example is jaken jone when up the hill.that's easy to remember,right?

well your password is there,it's the first letter of each word.this is example,that would be your password.that's not sth easily to guess.that's why. first it's not in a dictionary.this makes guessing get  harder.there are about sixty thousand words in english,a computer can test the pretty quickly,so don't use them.but there's more,this password could be stronger by adding abricate letters --or special characters.so now this is a very strong password.

but there is still risk.if you write it down,be careful where you keep it.be aware that sb may look over your shoulder,or find it in your trash.giving it to a loved one is also risky ,they may not as close as you are.only you should know your password.criminals may also try to fool you to ----affending your phone calls. never tell anyone about the phone calls.be careful when you get an email to ask for your password.it could be a ---scam---to helpful don't use same password everywhere.tha's like have one key lock you having own.the stake is high if you lose it.also be careful to use a computer that is not yours. you check your email in a store hospital library.log in ,check email and walk away.the next person to use that computer now has access to your email account and all information in it.always remember that log out of each side--you use that computer is not yours.passwords on a --line ----and not careflu about keep them.they can cause big problems.standing risks and making password stronger.we can feel a little more securer.