🔐Use passphrases instead of passwords for better security
🔒Passphrases should be 25 characters or more
🤔Consider misspelling a word in your passphrase
📱Enable multi-factor authentication for added security
🔑Use a password manager to securely manage your credentials
Why should I use passphrases instead of passwords?
—Passphrases are longer and more secure than passwords, making them harder to crack.
How long should a passphrase be?
—A passphrase should be 25 characters or more for optimal security.
Should I misspell a word in my passphrase?
—Misspelling a word adds an extra layer of security to your passphrase.
What is multi-factor authentication?
—Multi-factor authentication adds an extra verification step, enhancing your account security.
Why should I use a password manager?
—A password manager securely stores and manages your passwords, making it easier to use strong and unique passwords.
00:19Kevin Mitnick recommends using passphrases instead of passwords.
00:33Passphrases should be 25 characters or more for optimal security.
00:58Misspelling a word in your passphrase adds an extra layer of security.
01:17Enable multi-factor authentication for added security.
01:39Use a password manager to securely manage your credentials.
