Using several different password, secure and easy to remember
You know, nowadays we use so many services on the internet that we often requests a username and a password that can be problematic.
Ease, a single universal password ... not great
You decided a universal user name and a strong password for all your services you use. Yahoo is not complicated, only one password to remember.
The problem in this case, it becomes very easy if you get one day on a malicious site to get your password. In addition the person will probably have your email so she can use your e-mail service and look at data that can sometimes be very personal.
You are tough, you use a few different password
The second solution is to use different levels of password with one of our email different from all. So if you enter a malicious site and enter your password level 2 or 3, you do not have access to your email as the password is unique.
The problem is that now you do not remember which password you put on such a site so the memory starts to fail.
The ultimate solution to your problem
Warning: Do not use this solution as it is, then adapted to your needs, it is only a guideline
First, you continue to use a universal username or e-mail as well. Then you created a formula that takes into account staff the following:
- Capitalized
- A figure that you will never forget the 2 or 3 digit
- A part of the domain name of the services you use, or the name of the software, in a subtle way.
Now you create your formula ... Here is an example to understand:
I created an account on facebook, and the domain name is www.facebook.com
So I created my formula staff is as follows: the first letter of the domain name + first + single digit in the first two letters of one of my children but Shift + a keyword + I love the second number single + the last letter of the domain name.
Here's what it would give if my keyword is kiwi:
f9TRkiwi9k
Here are some other examples of the same formula to other areas:
- www.google.com: g9TRkiwi9e
- www.msn.com: m9TRkiwi9n
- www.patrickperron.com: p9TRkiwi9n
- Opening my windows: w9TRkiwi9s
You see there is always an alternative in my password and I can simply remember my formula and I can not forget my passwords.
Please note that if you include 3 letter domain name in your formula, try not to put all the letters as it is, try to avoid the positions of letters, such as what would become a b a a a u or t would become one. Also, be careful not to put 4 letter domain name for certain website as msn.com have only three letters.
Now, your formulas and especially do not tell most ;-)
