Passwords


Not too long ago, Forbes revealed 25 worst passwords of 2011. Now if you see your password is listed below, you better change it fast. In this post I'll also be giving tips and tricks on how to manage your password better. So here you go Top 25 Worst Passwords

1) password

2) 123456

3) 12345678

4) qwerty

5) abc123

6) monkey

7) 1234567

8) letmein

9) trustno1

10) dragon

11) baseball

12) 111111

13) iloveyou

14) master

15) sunshine

16) ashley

17) bailey

18) passwOrd

19) shadow

20) 123123

21) 654321

22) superman

23) qazwsx

24) michael

25) football

If you don't see any of your password above then, congratulations! You're save for now...
Anyway, here are some tips to make your account more secure.

1) Try to have at least 8 characters in your password

2) Try to have mix of 4 types of characters - Capital letters, small letters, numbers and special character (!@#$%^&*)

3) Your password shouldn't be a name, a slang or any word in dictionary OR any word the same as your email address.

4) Try not to have a unified password for all account.

I'll give you a combination. For example my old twitter password was B!rDyTw33t... Only way I remember is when I see the bird logo in twitter. And my old facebook password was =)B00k13 as =) is face while 13 shows there are 13 person on the main page. Try to have something when you log into the website, the website itself is already a hint.

PS: Worse come to worse, put your password as "incorrect" so when you failed to log in, the website will tell you the answer itself... "Your password is incorrect. Please try again". Lame joke~ But pretty smart eh~~ lol

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