Build Uncrackable Passwords

Technology is constantly expanding, and with new technology comes better ways of hacking into seemingly secure platforms. At the end of the day, 81% of data breaches are due to poor passwords. Too many people change their passwords to something simple and easy to hack, because let’s face it… remembering a complex password is nearly impossible – so we say.

Use a phrase

• Around 12 letters long
• Something simple to remember, but hard to crack
• Can integrate things you like or do to make it more memorable
• Example: Panasonic microwaves create micro waves to superheat soup

Keep each account unique

• Never use the same password more than once

Play with spellings

• Use homonyms
  • Two instead of to
  • Ant instead of Aunt
• Example: Pana$onic microwavez create micro wavez 2 $uperheat $oup

Random capitalization and numbers

• Use numbers and capitalizations but keep it memorable
• Idea: You can use a capital letter on the second word of every password
• Idea: You can use the same number behind the first word of every password
• Example: Pana$onic microwaves Create micro Wavez 2 Superheat $oup