Creating Strong Passwords for Online Security

Why is it important to have a strong password?

• To use it on multiple websites

• To share it with friends and family

• To prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information

• To make it easier to remember

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What is a common mistake people make when creating passwords?

• Changing passwords regularly

• Using a mix of letters and numbers

• Using special characters

• Using personal information like birth dates

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Why should you avoid using single words as passwords?

• They are hard to remember

• They are not in the dictionary

• They are too long

• They can be easily guessed by computer programs

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What is a good strategy for creating a memorable but strong password?

• Using your address

• Using a favorite song lyric or quote

• Using your phone number

• Using a pet's name

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How can you make a password even stronger?

• By using only lowercase letters

• By using only numbers

• By keeping it short

• By adding uppercase letters, numbers, or special characters

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What should you be cautious about when writing down your password?

• Making it too complex

• Using it on multiple websites

• Sharing it with loved ones

• Keeping it in a safe place

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Why is it risky to share your password with loved ones?

• They might use it for other accounts

• They may not be as cautious as you are

• They might change it

• They might forget it

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What should you do if you receive an email asking for your password?

• Verify the sender before responding

• Forward it to friends

• Reply with your password

• Ignore it

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What is a best practice when using a public computer?

• Using the same password everywhere

• Leaving your account logged in

• Logging out of each site you visit

• Saving your password in the browser

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Why should you avoid using the same password for multiple accounts?

• It increases the risk if the password is compromised

• It is recommended by experts

• It makes it easier to remember

• It is more secure

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