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Xbox_Iive
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Well with all these account hackers these days, I wanna show you on how to make a secure password.

Good Password: ()Example12 3
Bad Password: Hello


Good/Secure passwords should contain:
- A capital letter.
- Something thats personal to you or something VERY random.
- 1 space in it (people never guess spaces but some sites dont allow spaces)
- Symbols (if it lets you) like %password1
- A made up word


NEVER USE JUST 1 PASSWORD FOR EVERYTHING!!!
You can use the TTG password generator too.
I hope this helps you on making a good password.






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    The following 4 users thanked Xbox_Iive for this useful post:

    Ect (11-23-2011), TTG_Reputation (11-23-2011), Okc (11-23-2011), ttgcaution (11-23-2011)
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    Mikey
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    Actually a better example would be:

    9O33uVt6

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    Okc
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    that is helpful i never thought of spaces thanks bro thanked
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    ttgcaution
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    thanks for your help
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    FLaasHx
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    Good find, its true no one gueses spaces!
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    Love
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    Most websites to the side tell you to put something like that.
    I just put a random combination of numbers which is saved onto a USB in my drawer, so no one in my family can get on anything of mine.
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    Well mine is a word that i made up
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    Nice post, but I hope this is common sense to some people. You should also add that you should use symbols. Makes it even more secure.
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    although most sites usually do not allow the Space bar to be in the password.
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    Not the best tut, good for the noobs yes, though a better password would be one with symbols and short text
    E.G
    $Ujelly10

    Swear that's not my own
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