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How Strong is Your Password Game?

Try seven questions about passwords, privacy and safer habits. Check your answers and have another go.

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How Strong is Your Password Game?

Think you’re a digital superhero? Your passwords are like secret codes that protect your online world! But are they strong enough to keep out sneaky scammers and cyber villains? Take this fun quiz to find out if your password skills are top-notch or if you need to power up your security. Along the way, you’ll learn cool tricks to create stronger passwords and stay safe online. Let’s see if you’ve got what it takes to be a true Scam Buster! 💪🔒

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1. What’s the best way to create a password?
2. Which of these is the strongest password?
3. How often should you update your passwords?
4. What should you do if a website offers to save your password?
5. What’s a good way to make a password easy to remember but still strong?
6. Which of these is a BAD password habit?
7. Which of these passwords would a hacker break the fastest?
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  1. What’s the best way to create a password?

    A mix of random letters, numbers, and symbols that don’t form real words

  2. Which of these is the strongest password?

    G@M3rRul3s!23

  3. How often should you update your passwords?

    If I think it has been compromised, or the service tells me it is at risk

  4. What should you do if a website offers to save your password?

    Use a password manager for secure storage

  5. What’s a good way to make a password easy to remember but still strong?

    Combine three random words to make a long, unique password

  6. Which of these is a BAD password habit?

    Reusing the same password for multiple accounts

  7. Which of these passwords would a hacker break the fastest?

    Banana123

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