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if you ask me, there is a simple way to get a easy to remember and hard to crack password.
just use a word you like and do the following steps,
1) Replace the vowels in the word with the characters that are linked to the word.
A=@
E=3
I=1
O=()
U=you
2)Get your day of birth(1-31), press and hold on to alt and type in your day of birth. Now release the Alt button. You should now see a special character that no dictionary attack will ever guess. Do this for your month of birth and year(the last 2 characters only) too
eg
Old password= Todaysten
DOB: 15.10.83
after step1: T()d@yst3n
after step2:T()d@yst3n☼◙S
There it is, a simple secure password that you will remember. Don;t worry, I never ever use that as my password ever.
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Post a Commentthank you you dont know how much this helps
Nice suggestion, but most websites only permit the use of alpha-numeric characters. (, ), @, ☼, and ◙ will probably be unacceptable.