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What is password security?
Password security is the practice of using strong, well-managed passwords and regularly updating them to protect accounts and data from unauthorized access. It's a key layer of defense in cybersecurity.
Which of the following best describes password security?
Password security is using strong, unique passwords and updating them regularly to prevent unauthorized access to accounts and sensitive information.
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Using “123456” because it’s simple and fast
Using strong, unique passwords to protect against unauthorized access
Writing all your passwords on a sticky note
Reusing the same password across multiple sites
Why are weak passwords a problem?
Weak passwords are a problem because they’re easy to crack and can lead to bigger issues like identity theft, financial loss, privacy breaches, and compromised accounts.
How weak passwords can lead to identity theft
Having a weak password gives attackers easy access to your accounts. They can steal personal details like your name, date of birth, address, or ID numbers. With that, they can impersonate you, open new accounts, or commit fraud in your name.
How weak passwords can lead to financial loss
Weak passwords make it easy for attackers to break into your banking or payment services. They can drain your funds, make unauthorized purchases, or redirect payments. In some cases, they might even lock you out and demand a ransom to regain access.
How weak passwords can lead to privacy breaches
Weak passwords give attackers an easy way into your accounts. Once inside, they can access personal and work emails, private documents, photos, and sensitive information. This kind of unauthorized access is a privacy breach.
Which of the following can be a consequence of having a weak password?
A weak password can let attackers compromise your account, where they can then access your financial accounts, steal money, make unauthorized purchases, or demand ransom to restore access.
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Your device works slower due to the password length
Your account is more secure
Account compromise
Stronger antivirus protection
Is the following statement True or False:
It's okay to share your password with close friends or coworkers.
Sharing your password, even with someone you trust, increases the risk of it being leaked, misused, or accidentally exposed.
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True
False
What makes a Strong password?
A strong password is long (at least 12 characters), unpredictable, and hard to guess. It should include a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Avoid common words, names, or patterns like "1234" or "password.”
Which of the following is the strongest password?
LongP@ssw*rd*#*^ is the strongest because it’s long, unpredictable, and complex. This makes it tough for attackers to crack with brute-force or guessing tools.
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LongP@ssw*rd*#*^
Password1233456
JanePassword
P@ssword*
Is the following statement True or False:
Is Security123 a strong password?
Security123 is NOT a strong password as it’s predictable, uses a common word, and follows an easy number sequence.
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False
Which of the following is the weakest password?
abc123 is a weak password because it's short and one of the most commonly used combinations, making it an easy target for attackers.
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cva951%
LongP@ssw*rd*#*^
abc123
P@ssword*
Is the following statement True or False:
Reusing passwords increases the risk of multiple accounts being compromised if one is breached.
Reusing passwords puts all your accounts at risk. If one site is breached, cybercriminals can use those same credentials to access your other accounts.
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True
False
What are password managers?
A password manager is a secure tool that stores, generates, and autofills strong, unique passwords for every account you use. By remembering just one master password, you reduce the risk of password reuse and weak logins. It offers a simple way to boost security and make access easier across both your personal and professional life.
Which of the following is a smart solution if you struggle to remember or manage multiple passwords?
Using a trusted password manager is the most secure and reliable way to manage strong, unique passwords across multiple accounts. It helps you avoid the risks of weak, reused, or forgotten passwords.
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Use a trusted password manager to store them securely
Just reset your password every time you forget it
Use the same password for every account
Save all your passwords in your email drafts on your computer
Importance of updating your password
Changing passwords on a regular basis reduces the window of opportunity for attackers if a data breach occurs.
How often should I change my password?
Changing your password regularly helps reduce the risk of long-term exposure if it’s ever compromised. It limits how long an attacker can use it undetected and ensures your accounts stay secure.
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Once every 10 years
Regularly
Every time you log in
Only when you forget it
Is the following statement True or False:
Strong password security only matters when the information is sensitive.
Even accounts that seem low-risk can be valuable to attackers. They may be used to reset more important logins, gather personal information, or gain access to corporate systems. Strong password security is important for every account, not just the sensitive ones.
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True
False
Is the following statement True or False:
It’s safe to use a family member’s name as your password if it’s easy to remember.
Names of family members are often shared on social media or found in public records. Attackers can use this information to guess passwords or include them in automated cracking tools. Strong passwords should be unpredictable and unrelated to your personal life.
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True
False
The importance of password security
Using long, complex, and unique passwords, and storing them safely, helps protect your data, your privacy, and your organization. One weak password can lead to serious consequences, but strong habits keep you a step ahead.
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What is password security?
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Password security is the practice of using strong, well-managed passwords and regularly updating them to protect accounts and data from unauthorized access. It's a key layer of defense in cybersecurity.
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Which of the following best describes password security?
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Reusing the same password across multiple sites
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Using “123456” because it’s simple and fast
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Using strong, unique passwords to protect against unauthorized access
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Writing all your passwords on a sticky note
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Password security is using strong, unique passwords and updating them regularly to prevent unauthorized access to accounts and sensitive information.
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Why are weak passwords a problem?
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Weak passwords are a problem because they’re easy to crack and can lead to bigger issues like identity theft, financial loss, privacy breaches, and compromised accounts.
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How weak passwords can lead to identity theft
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Having a weak password gives attackers easy access to your accounts. They can steal personal details like your name, date of birth, address, or ID numbers. With that, they can impersonate you, open new accounts, or commit fraud in your name.
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How weak passwords can lead to financial loss
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Weak passwords make it easy for attackers to break into your banking or payment services. They can drain your funds, make unauthorized purchases, or redirect payments. In some cases, they might even lock you out and demand a ransom to regain access.
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How weak passwords can lead to privacy breaches
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Weak passwords give attackers an easy way into your accounts. Once inside, they can access personal and work emails, private documents, photos, and sensitive information. This kind of unauthorized access is a privacy breach.
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Which of the following can be a consequence of having a weak password?
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Account compromise
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Your device works slower due to the password length
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Stronger antivirus protection
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Your account is more secure
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A weak password can let attackers compromise your account, where they can then access your financial accounts, steal money, make unauthorized purchases, or demand ransom to restore access.
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It's okay to share your password with close friends or coworkers.
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Sharing your password, even with someone you trust, increases the risk of it being leaked, misused, or accidentally exposed.
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What makes a Strong password?
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A strong password is long (at least 12 characters), unpredictable, and hard to guess. It should include a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Avoid common words, names, or patterns like "1234" or "password.”
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Which of the following is the strongest password?
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JanePassword
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LongP@ssw*rd*#*^
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Password1233456
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P@ssword*
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LongP@ssw*rd*#*^ is the strongest because it’s long, unpredictable, and complex. This makes it tough for attackers to crack with brute-force or guessing tools.
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Is Security123 a strong password?
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Security123 is NOT a strong password as it’s predictable, uses a common word, and follows an easy number sequence.
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Which of the following is the weakest password?
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cva951%
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LongP@ssw*rd*#*^
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abc123
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P@ssword*
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abc123 is a weak password because it's short and one of the most commonly used combinations, making it an easy target for attackers.
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Reusing passwords increases the risk of multiple accounts being compromised if one is breached.
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Reusing passwords puts all your accounts at risk. If one site is breached, cybercriminals can use those same credentials to access your other accounts.
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What are password managers?
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A password manager is a secure tool that stores, generates, and autofills strong, unique passwords for every account you use. By remembering just one master password, you reduce the risk of password reuse and weak logins. It offers a simple way to boost security and make access easier across both your personal and professional life.
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Which of the following is a smart solution if you struggle to remember or manage multiple passwords?
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Use the same password for every account
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Just reset your password every time you forget it
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Save all your passwords in your email drafts on your computer
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Use a trusted password manager to store them securely
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Using a trusted password manager is the most secure and reliable way to manage strong, unique passwords across multiple accounts. It helps you avoid the risks of weak, reused, or forgotten passwords.
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Importance of updating your password
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Changing passwords on a regular basis reduces the window of opportunity for attackers if a data breach occurs.
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How often should I change my password?
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Only when you forget it
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Every time you log in
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Regularly
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Once every 10 years
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Changing your password regularly helps reduce the risk of long-term exposure if it’s ever compromised. It limits how long an attacker can use it undetected and ensures your accounts stay secure.
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Strong password security only matters when the information is sensitive.
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Even accounts that seem low-risk can be valuable to attackers. They may be used to reset more important logins, gather personal information, or gain access to corporate systems. Strong password security is important for every account, not just the sensitive ones.
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It’s safe to use a family member’s name as your password if it’s easy to remember.
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Names of family members are often shared on social media or found in public records. Attackers can use this information to guess passwords or include them in automated cracking tools. Strong passwords should be unpredictable and unrelated to your personal life.
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The importance of password security
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Using long, complex, and unique passwords, and storing them safely, helps protect your data, your privacy, and your organization. One weak password can lead to serious consequences, but strong habits keep you a step ahead.
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Light Theme
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Purple Theme
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Green Theme
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Dark Theme
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Note: The Colorful, Blue, Light, and Dark Themes are all WCAG 2.2 Level AA conformant.
