Password Creating Technics

I got this trick from CCNA Exploration 4 Module…
Hope this help for us to create a strong password… 🙂

here they are…
Good password practices include the following:

1. Do not write passwords down and leave them in obvious places such as your desk or on your monitor.
2. Avoid dictionary words, names, phone numbers, and dates. Using dictionary words makes the passwords vulnerable to dictionary attacks.
3. Combine letters, numbers, and symbols. Include at least one lowercase letter, uppercase letter, digit, and special character.
4. Deliberately misspell a password. For example, Smith can be spelled as Smyth or can also include numbers such as 5mYth. Another example could be Security spelled as 5ecur1ty.
5. Make passwords lengthy. The best practice is to have a minimum of eight characters. .
6. Change passwords as often as possible. You should have a policy defining when and how often the passwords must be changed. Changing passwords frequently provides two advantages. This practice limits the window of opportunity in which a hacker can crack a password and limits the window of exposure after a password has been compromised.