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Friday 9 March 2012

Password Protection Part 2

The second one is the true and genuine one.

Keyloggers
Keyloggers, I'm quite you know what they are and what they do. They are passive software that take up less than 1 mb of RAM. So they won't take up too much power to run. 

Ways to protect yourself...
Follow these methods and you can almost guarantee that your password won't be stolen:
  • Check for "https://" instead of "http://"
  • Be observant of your URL link "https://www.gmail.com" vs "http://www.gmails.com"
  • Use strong passwords with a mix of special characters and numbers and numerics. Also, don't use words found in the dictionary. They can be too easily cracked.
  • Encrypt your keystrokes to prevent any undetected keyloggers running in the background, one software that does that can be found here: Click Here (If you want a free version, I might post it once I get enough subscribers and views)
  • Do not use the keyboard order as passwords (eg: qwerty, asdfg ect...)
  • Do not enter your personal information for passwords
  • Words spelled backwards, spelling mistakes on purpose as such for passwords.
This is the most you can do on your own accord. Also look out for the lock here:
This means that the webmaster has went through the trouble to buy a SSL Connection. You can read more about it here: What is SSL?

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