Use random, pronounceable syllables to make up words that are easy to remember.Do not use computer terms, names, commands, sites or company’s software titles and do not use word or number patterns like abcdefg, qazxsw, qwerty or zxcvbn. Do not base your password on any items of personal information such as your name, social security number, birthday, pet names or family member and do not use your account name as a password. Avoid using a common word such as "Western" or "Bronco," your name, account name, common names of people or places, technical jargon, repeating sequences and keyboard sequences. Symbols: Do not use all letters or all numbers and do not use a dictionary word in any language or a permutation of such.Passwords should contain three of the four character types: If a malicious user can get hold of or 'crack' your password they can access the system with your identity and with your access rights.
#Good passwords list how to#
Since very few systems have support for one-time tokens (dynamic passwords which are only used once), everyone should be aware of how to select strong passwords.
The College of Arts and Sciences technology support services at Western Michigan University offers the following tips to choose a good password.
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