Choosing Password Settings
- Check the service's maximum length and do not make the password unnecessarily short
- Combine uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols within the permitted range.
- Exclude similar characters if reading aloud or manually inputting them is required
- Check the prohibited symbols and required conditions for each site first.
From generation to storage
- Check the maximum length, required character types, and usable symbols.
- Set the requirements and generate candidates with a tool that uses a cryptographically secure random number generator.
- Make sure you are not using it with another service and save it in your password manager.
- When available, also enable multi-factor authentication or use a passkey.
Password Patterns to Avoid
| Examples to avoid | reason |
|---|---|
| name + birthday | Easily guessed through public information or dictionary attacks |
| Reusing a password with only the ending changed | Other services can be guessed from one leak |
| short complex string | The effect of insufficient length is greater than the character type. |
| Save to chat or email | May be leaked from history, searches, and forwarding |
Do not save generated passwords in screenshots or plain text notes. Also check the clipboard history on the shared PC.
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