How To Choose A Best Secure Password For Your Accounts

There are so many tips to choose a best password for your accounts and these are really good one as your complete privacy is protected under this. Like cracking your banks password can risks your money and any other hacks had a complete worst affect on you. So must read out the below tips before setting any password for your account.

Ways To Create A Best Secure Passwords For Virtual World Online Accounts

#1 Use Shift+Numeric Numbers In Your Password

Alphabet password are most easy to crack, but cracking special characters are tougher job. So can use that method to make secure password for your account. For exp you can use any of the number series for making them in special character format

Like 5667832 can be written in character by pressing shift and your password will become %^^&*#@ which is very secure than simple one.

#2 Use A Movie Dialog Trick To Set Password

You can use first digit of the Words of any of your favorite movie dialog or any poem lines to set your strong password.For Exp

“If I were the same man that I was thirty years ago I’d take a flamethrower to this place!”

#3 Use Space In Your Passwords

The another best way to secure a password is to use space in between your passwords. Also this will best combination with password with both the alphabet character and the special character.

Using Shift on special characters and space between them this can be best written as Myhacks &(&^  

#4 Use Keyboard Pattern To Set Passwords

You can use any random patterns of your keyboard to set your password for your online accounts. Like you can see in picture below to set your pattern type password. Also to make this password more secure use both the Uppercase and lowercase in it.

#5 Check Online How Secure Is Your Password

There is online site available to check your password security. You can scan your password on online site and make sure that your password is not easily crackable.

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