Password Secrets
Today our class discussion was about password security. I think it is really cool of my teacher to take the time to show us these real life situations we need to know about, because we're actually going to uses them in the future since our world basically revolves around technology.The first thing I learned was that your password, is as secure as the weakest website you've ever been at. If you have ever been on dinky website that you have to put in any information, if they hack into it, which is has a high possibility, all of your information will be leaked and they could surely hack into your things, if you don't know the following things:
You have to change your password at least every 30 days. You should be using phrases, uppercase, lowercase letters, and numbers all in your password. And have a different password for each website you have to put any information on. For example: 5PH1NX or D0gC4T
You should also have a notepad or a secure place where you store all of your passwords. A great website that stores all of your passwords is called Password Manager
Another thing to know is that nobody can force you to say pour password out loud, but they do have the power to force you to use a finger to unlock your phone. So each time you had someone your phone, wipe it so that they don't have any sense of being able to try to do anything with your fingerprints.
You have to change your password at least every 30 days. You should be using phrases, uppercase, lowercase letters, and numbers all in your password. And have a different password for each website you have to put any information on. For example: 5PH1NX or D0gC4T
You should also have a notepad or a secure place where you store all of your passwords. A great website that stores all of your passwords is called Password Manager
Another thing to know is that nobody can force you to say pour password out loud, but they do have the power to force you to use a finger to unlock your phone. So each time you had someone your phone, wipe it so that they don't have any sense of being able to try to do anything with your fingerprints.
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