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Old 03-14-2009, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by MiniOne View Post
I like the idea of having a limit of at least <No.> of Uppercase, <No.> of Lowercase and <No.> of Numbers, this way it will be personal but at the same time be complex and hard to hack.
Most passwords get "hacked" because the security question the user have input are easy to crack. Easy passwords can still provide a good level of security for accounts because most websites have measures to stop brute force hacking. But saying that it's still always a good idea to have a strong password.
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