How to create a strong password

If you’re using social media accounts, setting a strong password is vital for you. Never use serial numbers, letters or use any of your general information as passwords that most people know. Set a password that does not include any personal information such as your name or date of birth. If you are specifically targeted to have your password hacked, the hacker can easily find out everything they need to know about you by simply guessing. Make the password longer. This is the most important factor. If possible, choose around 15 characters or less. Use a mixture of different characters. The more characters (uppercase and lower case), numbers and symbols you mix, the stronger your password will be and the harder it is for brute force attacks. Avoid using common words. You may use DOORBELL or D00R8377 Do not use ordinary keyboard paths. Do not use sequential keyboard paths (such as qwerty), as suggested above, not to use sequential letters and numbers, these are first guessed.