Therefore as a latest Carnegie-Mellon study suggests, once you've discovered a security password that would take lightyears to split - stay to it. Changing your password actually undermines your security and you can't end up being expected to memorize a random collection of character types every three weeks. After that we start writing these passwords straight down on parts of paper- and it's a downward slope from now there on in terms of security. That's why it's important to memorize one or two bulletproof security passwords and check them with the Passfault Analyzer tool. Can't think of a good “uncrackable” password? Also visit my blog post; correct - (...)
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