Imagine this: You wake up one morning, grab your phone, and suddenly—you can't log in to your account. Your emails, files, even your game progress... gone. Why? Because someone figured out your password.
Meet Alex. He used “alex123” for everything—from his social media to his email. Why? Easy to remember. But guess what? Hackers love easy. Within minutes, a brute-force tool cracked his account. The rest? History.
A secure password is one that’s hard for both humans and computers to guess. It should be:
Long (at least 12 characters)
Complex (mix of upper/lowercase, numbers, symbols)
Unique (never reused across different accounts)
A good password isn’t just random—it’s unpredictable. Think of "R!v3r$kyT1m#2025" Hard to guess? Yes. Easy to remember if it relates to a memory? Also yes!
Using your name, birthday, or pet's name
Reusing the same password across websites
Using short passwords like "123456" or "password"
Account has been hacked. Based on real-world public breach estimation.
Let's practice creating a secure password for you by implementing the important things that must be in a password.
• Min 12 characters
• Uppercase letter
• Lowercase letter
• Number
• Symbol (!@#...)