Password creation, Password Manager and 2FA
Hackers have been easily able to gain access to a lot of users' data because of weak passwords. Creating a strong password helps you from identity theft, stealing personal or sensitive information, protects you from personal attack and getting access
to other accounts (which most probably share similar passwords).It also helps you to avoid the hackers hacking your account for negative campaigns.
Some of the don’ts in creating a strong password are:
Some of the don’ts in creating a strong password are:
- Do not make passwords containing your DOB, spouse name, celebrity crush, etc… this can be guessed by people who know you well. They can guess your password easily
- Do not use dictionary words as your password (both foreign or English)
- Do not create the same or similar passwords for different accounts. Because if one of your accounts is hacked it will be easier to hack other accounts.
- 123456, qwerty and the word “password” are the most commonly used passwords. DO NOT USE THEM. They are easy to hack.

Now that we know what we should not use as password let us see how we can create a strong password:
Let us see an example:
- Mix capital and small letters
- Add numbers and characters
- The password must be long
Let us see an example:
- For the sake of an example let us take the word: cyber security as our password
- Select the first 2 letters of each word (you can select any letter). Now the password has become: cyse
- Decide which letter should be in caps: CysE
- Next add numbers: 1Cy9sE5
- Next add characters to it: (1)[email protected]
- And your password is ready - (1)[email protected]