Question
Which is true of effective passwords?
They mix letters, numbers, and symbols.
They are easy for others to guess.
They are difficult to remember.
They contain some personal information.
They mix letters, numbers, and symbols.
They are easy for others to guess.
They are difficult to remember.
They contain some personal information.
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The statement that is true of effective passwords is:
**They mix letters, numbers, and symbols.**
Effective passwords are designed to be complex and hard to guess, which typically involves a combination of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. The other statements are generally not true of effective passwords:
- They are easy for others to guess: Effective passwords should not be easy to guess.
- They are difficult to remember: While some strong passwords can be complex, they can be made memorable through the use of passphrases or mnemonic devices.
- They contain some personal information: Including personal information can make passwords easier for others to guess, so it's advisable to avoid that.
**They mix letters, numbers, and symbols.**
Effective passwords are designed to be complex and hard to guess, which typically involves a combination of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. The other statements are generally not true of effective passwords:
- They are easy for others to guess: Effective passwords should not be easy to guess.
- They are difficult to remember: While some strong passwords can be complex, they can be made memorable through the use of passphrases or mnemonic devices.
- They contain some personal information: Including personal information can make passwords easier for others to guess, so it's advisable to avoid that.
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