A great way to have different passwords but always remember them !!!

[StaceM8]

Hiya all, hope you're all well ;o)

Just saw a post about remembering different passwords ...... & here's how, safe, secure & easy to remember .......

For basic passwords, like this one or example that don't really matter, have your basic generic password - name of your first child / cat / mum's name (think U get my drift. Followed by a number / s. No need to have different passwords for basic websites.

I use my favourite football team followed by my pin number. Could be the first 2 numbers of your date of birth - For me that'd be 22.

Oh & if anyone wants t wish me a happy 50th birthday btw, that's 22nd of this month (yes believe it or not, that really is FIFTY, I kno & yet I only look 25 ( yeah course ya do Stace ;o)

22/12/71.

As if anyone's gonna remember, we're not exactly renowned for having good memories are we. My goldfish takes the mick out of me for having a bad memory ;o)

Anyway, sorry for going off topic, back to how to remember passwords ;o)

For more important passwords, banks, email, fb, ebay etc - things that would make a difference if they were hacked so best to use a different passowrd, use 3 characters, ( I use !!! ), followed by @ and the name of the name of the website - for example, my first pet was called Cookie (use something U won't forget),

so that would be Cookie22 !!!@barclays / !!!@facebook / !!!@ebay etc etc. Hopefully U get my gist. My actual password is....

yeah like I'm gonna tell U, I had a head injury, I'm not daft ;o)

But that way they are all different & very difficult to hack, yet at the same time easy to remember, hope U agree,

Stace

Btw, don't forget 22 of December - 50 years old

[tunas]

Haha, yeah I have been playing around changing my passwords regularly, I believe it good for the memory. I learn't to be careful about it though and now I write down important passwords on a piece of paper as a backup. I once couldn't access my laptop because of this, I lost a fair share of docs, emails, and pictures!

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[StaceM8 in reply to tunas]

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[spideyman]

There’s quizzes ppl complete on Facebook like favourite pet etc. never do these as your answers are used in the future to get your passwords

[StaceM8]

Or never do those kind of quizzes ;o)

But if U put a number after it, that wouldn't be a problem & as I said if it's a password that needs to be more secure, like fb, email, banks etc, use the same more complex password for all, but just change the @whatever the website is, t suit. Maybe add the same characters to each, such as the three !!!before the @ t make it even more secure ???