Lorelle VanFossen has a helpful article on how to choose a good password, along with a few tips about how to remember all those passwords.
Don’t Choose Stupid Passwords
June 13th, 2007
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Lorelle VanFossen has a helpful article on how to choose a good password, along with a few tips about how to remember all those passwords.
One Response to “Don’t Choose Stupid Passwords”
For windows machines, you can always create a password policy to REQUIRE strong passwords. There are several products out there that do that, including nFront Password Filter.
Feel free to check it out at nFrontSecurity.com
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