Saturday, September 7, 2013
1. Make Personal Passwords Non-Personal - One key tip is to ensure that your password is related in some way to you that will be easy for you to remember, while not including easily identifiable information. What does that all mean? Yes, you can work in your favorite color or television show into your password. However, don’t include your address or birthday in there.
2. No Random Generators – Password generators are always considered recommended for choosing strong passwords, but I always advise staying away from them for two reasons. First, some generators heavily reuse password suggestions. Secondly, they are much harder to remember and will require to resorting to password recovery frequently.
3. Break the Molds - I advise not making use of real words or phrases in your password. For example, if you are going to include the word “soccer” in your password, use “$0kr” instead. This also means, don’t make use of dictionaries in consulting your next password—that’s just asking for hackers to come to you like fresh bait.
4. The NAC Philosophy – The philisophy I just created while making this article is the NAC philisophy. This means ensuring that your password includes “Numbers A Characters” along with text. One common mistake with passwords is only including letters, but also including characters and numbers strengthens your password. Simply changing “LuvToPlaySoccer” into “!Luv2ply$okr!” turns a weak password into a strong one.
5. Utilize the Strength Test – Finally, making use of a strength test can ensure that your password is top performing. Several online resources, including How Secure Is My Password, allows you to instantly see how strong (or common) your password truly is.
How can i recover my hacked password on facebook I typed to the facebook Team But no Answer till now
ReplyDeleteYes You can have back your account just by writing to the facebook support from this link But you need to have the correct information and a correct email or phone where they can contact you within 48 Hours
ReplyDeleteif the hacker still using your account you can report it as an impostor
https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/logout?id=169486816475808
You can chose to delete the facebook profile or to have it back you need to be logged out
Thank You Yes he still Using my facebook and many peoples are thinking that me who's posting and commenting even insulting I will report the profile to they can't delete it Because i think i can't have the password back he changed all my information to his there is not way
Deleteok When you're filling the information try to give them a scanned or captured photo about one of your identification cards ( drive license Or passport Or identification Card ) And make sure it looks clear and they can read the information To you can ensure that the impostor will lost the profile as much as 48 hours Good luck
Deletethank you helpful post mate
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