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No introduction found. ...A simple mistake could cost you years of your life. Never use the same password twice, ever. The trouble with passwords is that it's hard to remember all of them without some help. So instead, come up with a complicated string that you don’t use anywhere else, like “s0xh4nds3ss” or "39nthcmb3m". It takes more time to put together an oddball password than to remember it so just go ahead and do it! If you have trouble coming up with character strings for your passwords, try using “Hamburger #2 With Cheese” as the string for your password. Or if that's too strange, try “Love#socks”. These are strange enough for the average hacker to not be able to crack it in a billion years, but easy enough for you to remember. Now that you have your passwords, there are some rules you need to follow when actually entering them into the system. Never type your password into a computer without first covering up all of the letters! Simply place three fingers over the keyboard and type slowly. If you're using Windows, or some other program with a huge feature set that allows even more characters on screen at once, simply hit Ctrl-1 to hide EVERYTHING but ONE symbol at a time. Some of the letters are still visible, but if you use your imagination you can figure out where to put them. Also, make sure you are using a complicated character set like the one above! There are only Capital Letters in this set, but think about how hard it would be for a hacker to figure out these passwords using only symbols! Using Passwords is just part of the battle. We have to protect our Passwords at all costs because if someone gets our password it's game over! They'll have access to everything we ever did online and they'll feel free to use your credit card info. Things get even worse when they decide to spread rumors about us online… but I'm getting ahead of myself. If you have a big project due or a stupid test to take, make sure you write your password down on a piece of paper and put it in your wallet! You'll thank me later. Still confused? Just use this: “I cfa1e77820
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