Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for August 11, 2012

Using only one password for all your accounts is a bad idea. If someone gets a hold of that password for one account, they won’t have much trouble finding your other accounts.

Be careful, I had a simple password and someone used my account to spam a lot of people. I was lucky enough to stop it.

IMHO?

Uh-oh … now THOUSANDS of people will be using that password.

Idea for a movie:Identity theif steals an identity, but is totally unaware he just stole the ID of someone wanted by the Mafia!!!!!

Though not in the top 100, would probably be among the top 1000 passwords?

And I suppose you men are gawking at Fritzi’s tank top. You really have to be careful no one learns your password.

Her password won’t work. There is no number character.

I almost always add symbols to my passwords, it decreases the chance that someone can hack it. It would take a very long time to crack a 10 digit password containing symbols with the letters and numbers.

This could actually work. Capitalize the ‘I’ and substitute ‘0’ for ‘o’.

Of course, I’ve used cars or schools as my passwords: ‘88Delta88’ or ‘M1TBeavers89’ (neither of them current). Yes, I’m an engineer …

Thanks everyone for reading!