What are some good passwords?
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you can use a password generator to choose a password. The one i use is:\n\nhttps://www.grc.com/passwords\n\nit's so random it never repeats combinations.
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Go to Forget Password!
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The username and password are VOODOO and POWER. You can get this by looking at the dots and dashes (morse code) and translating the letters.
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a series of random numbers and letters. But for a really secure password, incorporate mouseclicks into it (this is only possible by writing a batch script).
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Ok this question has plauge computer users for quite some time we all know that passwords should be atleast 4 - 8 charaters long include caps , numbers , not be in the dictionary and be difficult to guess , the problem is how can we use all that and still remember the password , well it's easy  Take 2 items from your desk memory names maybe two items you can remember , now take an important date once agian something you can remember now you have three items seprate anyone could guess your password however if you mix them together you have a very long and difficult password for anyone or thing ( program) to guess and you can remember let me give and example\n\non my desk i have a stuffed cat and a dog and my birthday is in 1976 ( not really) i also like dogs more then cats\n\nif we say dogs are bigger then cats we can change dog to DOG and cats remains the same now also DOGS are better then cats so we start with that\n\nwe could make the pass\nDOGcat1976  now thats not all that strong so lets mix it up a bit\n\n19DcOaGt76  by intertwinging the letters and putting the first part of the date before everything else and the last part at the end we have a very secure password.
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If you mean usernames and passwords for informative websites, try your local library for a list of passwords to subscription search engines.  If you're talking about a list of passwords for non-informative websites, I have no knowledge on the topic
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opitons, way up in the right hand corner\n\nthen password and from there you can figure it out
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http://www.folder-password-protect.com/
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Actually, there are hundreds of thousands of equally easy to guess passwords, and a hacker will quickly run a program to check them all.  Do not use any of the following for passwords or a hacker will be in your computer quickly.\n\nDO NOT!!!:\n1. Use your account name or any data that appears in your record in the passwd file. \n2. Use any word or name that appears in any dictionary, reference or list regardless of case changes; especially do not use character strings that appear in password cracking tools' word lists or bad password lists. I put a link to one of these below.\n3. Phrases and slang with or without white space.\n4. Use any mythological, legendary, religious or fictional character, object, race, place or event. \n5. Use acronyms.\n6. Use alphabetic, numeric or keyboard sequences; many such sequences are included in cracking tools "word" lists.\n7. Use titles of books, movies, poems, essays, songs, CDs or musical compositions.\n8. Vary the character sequences obtained from any of the foregoing items by any of the following methods: \nPrepend or append symbols, punctuation marks and / or digits to a word. \n9. Use words with some or all the letters reversed. \n10. Use conjugations or plurals of words. \n11. Use words with the vowels deleted. \n12. Replace letters with like looking symbols or digits. \nA -> 4 \na -> 2 \nC -> ( \nE -> [ \nE -> { \ne -> 3 \nG -> @ \nh -> 4 \nI -> 1 \nI -> ! \nI -> | \nl -> 1 \nl -> ! \nl -> | \nO -> 0 \nS -> 5 \nS -> $ \nZ -> 5 \n13. Replace digits with like looking letters or symbols \n0 -> O \n3 -> ] \n3 -> } \n14. Use only the first or the last character in uppercase.\n15. Use only vowels in uppercase.\n16. Use only consonants in uppercase. \n17. Use any personally related information. \n18. Use anything you can imagine being collected into a list. \n19. Use a publicly shown example good password. \n20. Use great vanity license plates.\n21. Transliterate words from other languages. \n22. Repeat any character more than once in a row.\n\nI have added a second link which discusses good and bad passwords in much more depth than you probably want, but here it is just in case.
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You can't actually password protect a single "folder" but you can with a zip file. Just create a new zipped folder and add your personal info and then select "add password" under the file menu when you open the zip file.
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Here is a neat trick.\n\n1. Think of a sentence that you can easily remember and which has a number in it.\n-- For example, I take "I will love you so much for 100 years"\n\n2. Take the first letter of every word\n-- The above example becomes: Iwlysmf100y\n\n3. Replace S with $, a with @, l with !, v with ^, etc.\n-- Iwly$mf100y\n-- Note that firstletter in this password is a captial I and the one after w is small L\n\nWhat do you say now buddy? Iwly$mf100y is a strong password by all means, and you can easily remember it, as you can easily remember the sentence.
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An excellent program is KeePass.  The product allows you to save a username, password, url and description in an encrypted file on any device you choose, including usb keys.  It also provides a password generator and can be further secured by requiring a security file to unlock the password file.  You can download the product at the following address.  \n\nhttp://keepass.sourceforge.net/
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Go to Download.com and search for "password generator" and you'll come up with a list of 78 different programs.\n\nMasking Password Generator looks especially promising. Here's the CNET Download.com review:\n\n"The small and simple Masking Password Generator Pro generates passwords using either a suggested list of masking patterns or masks you define yourself. Password layouts include a simple word, a random-characters group, and the more complex registration key, consisting of several groups of numbers in a predefined format. Mask-customization options are excellent. You can copy the generated passwords to the clipboard or a file. The paid version lets you merge passwords with an existing spreadsheet or database, though the demo disables that feature. In another, more disappointing trial limitation, the software generates only five passwords at a time, which makes the practical use of the trial version questionable. The interface may look a bit complex and crowded, but Windows users should find it easy to pick up. The software installs and runs flawlessly. A detailed help file explains every aspect of the program. Masking Password Generator Pro can be a convenient tool for Internet-access providers, database maintainers, software distributors, or anyone else dealing with mass-authorized access to various resources."
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Use some password recovery tool that can show you the real password behind the asterisks... for e.g. http://www.lostpassword.com/asterisk.htm or \nhttp://www.smartconverter.com/AsteriskPasswordRecoveryXP-file58.shtml
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i have a password for life\n\nbut i forgot the password...
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You need a software for that like http://www.password-protect-software.com/ would do that for you. I dont know if theres a free program for it though.
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how can i change my password?