passwords
- Subject: passwords
- From: m*@gardens.com (The Bay Area Gardener)
- Date: Fri, 6 Dec 1996 09:19:20 -0800
I agree with what everyone has been saying in terms of "nonsense" passwords
that contain letters and symbols.
What I also suggest is a combination of upper and lower case. You end up
with something like u45TLei9, for example.
I read a article some years agoand found tha tmost people choose their
pet's name as their password of choice, followed by kid's names as second.
I was chagrined because at that time my passwords were "Frodo", "Cassie",
and "GusGus".
Right now the only problem I run into is that between my husband and I, we
have several passwords and it can be tricky to remember what belongs to
what! -- especially when you're trying to access your banking account in a
hurry.
Carol
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