Refreshing ourselves with some tips and tricks on how to keep our passwords safe has never seemed more timely in light of recent news that one of our Vice Presidential candidates, Sarah Palin, recently had her email hacked. How was this possible? While we may not be able to go back and change what happened to Sarah Palin, we hope that we can give you some information that will prevent anything like that from happening to you.
Our very good friend at AOL, Consumer Advocate and fellow blogger, Regina Lewis, has written up some very effective ways to protect your password. Regina offers very practical and easy to do tips that will no doubt help increase the security of your passwords.
Keeping Your Passwords Safe
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Archana Shekar 12-22-2008 @ 5:33AM
Yes using complex passwords like (Ants1@+Ants!) Or still more complex and keeping the date of birth or door number or pincode number or any other number related to your personal life .For more details about the security issues visit www.8falcons.com. and also www.whatsyourisq.com
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Archana Shekar
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