Passwords.
Let’s talk about the primary tool of security: passwords. Security is
largely derived from setting, maintaining, and changing passwords as necessary,
as well as limiting the resources a user is allowed to see by using
password-protection. Passwords should be simple or common enough for you to
remember, but difficult for anyone else to guess. We favor using themes, such as
a favorite book or a movie character or title, or misspelling common words using
phonetics, such as “rool” instead of “rule.”
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|