Generate a Strong Password Automatically

~ Anthony Joshua

Strength of the password you are using in online activities has become a hot topic around the word. Everyday we are hearing lots of hacking and cracking and when you take a closer look most of them are due to easily predictable passwords.

Previously I was taking about how to create a strong password, what are the best practices and how to measure the strength of your password. There I introduced to you an online tool to calculate time to crack your password using average desktop computer.

Quick Catch-up

  • How to Create a Strong Password?

What if you feel like you can’t create a strong password for yourself? Still there are ways for you to have one. You can let a tool to auto generate one for you. GenerateMyPassword.com is a good option.

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How to Generate Strong Password with GenerateMyPassword.com?

  • Visit the home page of GenerateMyPassword.com
  • There you can see a simple interface letting you to select character domain and length of your password. Better to include all types of characters.
  • After selecting those simply click on generate.
  • It will auto generate a password for you which is not there in any dictionary and need VERY long time to break.
  • Now the next big question, how to remember this. There you can see a button labeled as practice.
  • The best way to remember any phrase is repeated it several times till you get the grip.
  • Practice will take you through a repetitive process for you to get the grip of new password.
  • Once you get the grip, you will be able to type your password effortlessly in no time.

Now you have a very strong password and you found a way to remember it as well. The next step is going to settings of online account where you need to use this password and set this as new password. Then you can use this to login. Now the account is secured with a very strong password.

No matter how strong is the password, never use same password to all your online accounts. Never write them down physically or digitally, change them frequently and follow other best practices. Then you will be safe in WWW.

Tags: #Password #Security

Published by Anthony Joshua