Please read this information and then review your password to determine if it is a strong one and whether or not you should change it. You will find examples of strong passwords and advice on how to create one. A memorized sequence of characters that enables a person to gain entry to a system or device. Can be typed quickly, so somebody cannot determine what you type by watching over your shoulder. May contain both uppercase and lowercase letters.
Humans are great thinkers, but often very poor at storing nonsensical data.
The harder you make the password, the more likely it is to be written down somewhere. The reason is because most people will write a complicated password down in order to remember it. This is the key. Who Ever Helped Me. The idea in this method is not that the password itself is easy to remember, but that the process you go through to derive the password is simple.