What is considered a strong password?

A combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters

A single word found in a dictionary

How often should you change your passwords for sensitive accounts?

Regularly, at least every 3 to 6 months

Never, just remember your password

What is a commonly recommended method for storing passwords securely?

Using the same password for all accounts

Writing them down on a sticky note

Saving them in a text file on your desktop

What should you do if you receive a password reset request that you did not initiate?

Ignore the request and change your password immediately

Click the link to see what it is

Do nothing until you need to log in again

Respond to the email to ask for clarification

Which of the following is a sign that your account may have been compromised?

Receiving login alerts from unfamiliar devices or locations

Your friends comment on your posts

You receive a promotional email

You see an increase in your friend requests

What is a benefit of using two-factor authentication (2FA) for your accounts?

It adds an extra layer of security beyond just the password

It allows you to use shorter passwords

It eliminates the need for a password altogether

It guarantees that your account will never be hacked

What is the purpose of using a unique password for each of your accounts?

To prevent a single breach from compromising all your accounts

To reduce the number of passwords you need to manage

To make it easier to remember them

What is a common characteristic of weak passwords that should be avoided?

Using easily guessable information, like your name or birthdate

Using unrelated words combined together

Making it at least 12 characters long

Including a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols

What is a good practice when creating a password for a new account?

Use a long, complex password that includes a variety of characters

Use the same password as another account

Make it simple and easy to remember

Include only letters from the alphabet

Why is it advisable to avoid using public Wi-Fi when accessing sensitive accounts?

Public Wi-Fi networks are often insecure and can expose your data to attackers

It makes your passwords easier to remember

There is no risk in using public networks

Public Wi-Fi is faster than private connections

Password Best Practices

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