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Use random patterns. Don't use the same password in multiple places. Use 
upper and lower case if they are case sensitive. Use alpha-numeric. 
Don't use anything that is related to you - like your name. Don't reuse 
the same password. And change your password often.

By doing all the things that make it difficult for you to remember your 
own password - you make it more secure! 

Truman


Ed & Wendy Hauser wrote:

> "and user-chosen passwords
> tend to be very weak. There's a serious risk here even if your system isn't
> compromised. This is why I think the advice to:"
>
> Could you give us some advice as to how to choose passwords that are hard to
> guess?
>
> I have heard that while:
>
> "horsesandmules"
>
> would be weak because all the words are in a dictionary
>
> "selumdnasesroh" would be better and "selumdna7sesroh" even better
>
> it may even be easy to remember if you owned 7 horses and mules.
>
> Ed
>
>
>
> Ed & Wendy Hauser
> 2994 Mittower Road
> Victor, MT 59875
>
> ranch@xxxxxxxxxxx
> 406.642.6490
>
>
>  



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