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Perfect Passwords: Selection, Protection, Authentication
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Perfect Passwords: Selection, Protection, Authentication

by Mark Burnett
January 2006
Beginner
182 pages
5h 15m
English
Syngress
Content preview from Perfect Passwords: Selection, Protection, Authentication
too easy to derive a predictable password such as Fluffy13. Avoid having more
than 10 percent of your password be numbers, and avoid predictable numeric
patterns.
The most common password pattern utilizing numbers is a dictionary
word or name followed by one or two numbers, such as cecil6, ford99, katie5,
or broncos12.You should avoid this pattern.
Almost a third of all passwords end in a number.Ten percent of all pass-
words end with the number one. If you use numbers in your password, try
using them throughout your entire password and don’t forget about the less
popular numbers.
The following are some examples of how to use numbers in your
passwords: ...
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