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The first case of personal data hacking was due to using simple passwords. Many people still use easily guessable passwords for their accounts. The tip to create a secure password is to take a sentence and use the first letter of each word as the password. To make it unique for each account, add a code based on the account name. Taking the first two letters if it starts with a consonant and the last two letters if it starts with a vowel. It's important to secure personal data and prioritize accounts with sensitive information. Change passwords now. Did you know that the first case of hacking of personal data is due to a too simple use of passwords? Hey guys! Welcome to the Team Polkcat News! This week's series is about your personal data protection. Today's episode is dedicated to the passwords. Many people still use passwords that are too simple to access their various accounts, such as the name of their dog, the name of their girlfriend or grandchildren, date of birth or any kind. They would even use the same one for other accounts or big mistakes. This can be due to ignorance, lack of will or simply lack of imagination. This has a direct impact on the hacking of personal or other data. I have a tip for you, the one you've been waiting for, of course. Without further ado, here it is. To create a secure and unique password easy to remember, has to wait. So, you love your doggy, your girlfriend or boyfriend. Ok, your doggy then. Don't worry about this. It's just between us. Take a sentence. For example, I love my beloved pet Rex 2000%. Simple sentence, right? It's your own personal threat. Personal. Now, take the first letter of each word in this sentence. I love my beloved pet Rex 2000%. That gives you capital I, L, M, P, P, capital R, number 2, percent sign. You see? Simple. But now, how to make it unique for each of my accounts? Choose the code of your choice. This is an example of code. You will hack two letters at the end of the password. If the account starts with a consonant, put the first two letters. If it starts with a vowel, put the last two. Example, Facebook. Although this is now only used by old people, sad like us. So, Facebook starts with an S. So, consonant. So, we'll add the first two letters. Here is the password. Capital R, L, M, B, P, capital R, number 2, percent sign, S, A. Simple. Instagram starts with a vowel. So, we'll add the last two letters. So, password. Capital R, L, M, B, P, capital R, number 2, percent sign, A, M. So, simple. Ask yourself if your personal data do not deserve to take little time to secure them. Ask your friends if they have ever used passwords that are too easy. You will be surprised by the answers. Be vigilant. That's enough for today, guys. Know you have all the tools you need to protect your accounts with passwords worthy of Fort Knox security. While you holidays photos of the last meal you ate in that cozy restaurant last weekend are important, priority to bank accounts and other accounts with sensitive data. Facebook or Instagram can wait a little longer. It was Timmy Hope, the Tim News King. I hope you enjoyed this episode as much as the others or even more. Don't worry, we'll meet again tomorrow. Don't forget to like my page and follow me to don't miss anything from Tim News. And don't forget, change right now your passwords.
