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Password Do Dont

The document outlines best practices for creating strong passwords, emphasizing the importance of using at least 12 characters, combining different character types, and enabling multifactor authentication. It also advises against using well-known phrases, personal information, and sharing passwords. Additionally, it recommends using a password manager and updating passwords regularly while highlighting practices to avoid, such as saving passwords in browsers or using the same password across multiple accounts.

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Password Do Dont

The document outlines best practices for creating strong passwords, emphasizing the importance of using at least 12 characters, combining different character types, and enabling multifactor authentication. It also advises against using well-known phrases, personal information, and sharing passwords. Additionally, it recommends using a password manager and updating passwords regularly while highlighting practices to avoid, such as saving passwords in browsers or using the same password across multiple accounts.

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Diela Raditya
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PASSWORD

DOs and DON’Ts

DOs DON’Ts
Best practices for strong passwords. Practices that should be avoided.

Create passwords with at least

“”
12 characters or use a Don’t use well-known phrases
ABC12 passphrase with special or commonly used passwords.
character substitutions.

Combine uppercase, lowercase,


!q#A numbers, and special
characters.
Don’t use personal information
in your password. i

Don’t share your password with


Create unique passwords for others, including friends or
every account. family.

Enable multifactor Don’t use the same password


authentication. for multiple accounts.

Don’t send or save your


Use a password manager passwords via insecure
and/or authenticator app. platforms.

Don't save your passwords in


Update passwords yearly, or browsers or use Social Media
immediately after a breach. authentication for other
accounts.

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