For maximum security, passwords should not be cohesive words or phrases and should not be too obviously related to something like your birthday or the birthday of someone close to you. Personal information is one of the first things used when people attempt to break passwords.
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Saturday, August 9, 2008
How To Create An Uncrackable Password
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