How to create a secure and easy-to-remember Password

Users often forget their passwords. In order not to forget the password, they just use some simple information to create the password, such as using the dog name, son name and birthday, the name of the current month-or anything that helps them remember the password.

For hackers that intrude into your computer system, the passwords you create are useless, just like locking the door but throwing the key on the shoe pad outside the door. Hackers can find your personal basic information-name, child name, birthday, pet name, and so on without using special tools. He can use these as clues to crack your password.

To create a secure and memorable password, follow these simple requirements:

(1) do not use personal information

Never use personal information to create a password. It is easy to guess that you may use a surname, a pet name, a child's date of birth, or other similar details.

(2) do not use real words

Hackers can use some tools to guess your password. Today's computers don't have to take a long time to try all the words in the dictionary and then find your password. So you 'd better not use real words as passwords.

(3) Mix characters of different bodies

Mixing characters in different fonts makes your password safer. Use uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and even '&' and '%.

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