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Short version: if you can memorise your passwords, they're not good enough. Generate them automatically. Make them long. Use a password manager. And double authentification everywhere you can.
 
Short version: if you can memorise your passwords, they're not good enough. Generate them automatically. Make them long. Use a password manager. And double authentification everywhere you can.
<cite class="u-url p-name">[http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2017/02/12/mots-de-passe-cest-pas-toi-quon-vise/ mots de passe, c'est pas toi qu'on vise]</cite>, (<span class="h-card p-author">[[Stephanie Booth|Stephanie]]</span>, <time class="dt-published">2017-02-12</time></blockquote>)
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<cite class="u-url p-name">[http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2017/02/12/mots-de-passe-cest-pas-toi-quon-vise/ mots de passe, c'est pas toi qu'on vise]</cite>, (<span class="h-card p-author">[[Stephanie Booth|Stephanie]]</span>, <time class="dt-published">2017-02-12</time>)</blockquote>
  
 
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Version actuelle datée du 16 février 2017 à 04:40


le problème posé

They aren't after you, and aren't interested in reading your e-mails. Hackers ("crackers", actually), are just after the easy accounts they can compromise. So, if you're the one with a bad or reused password, your account is the one that might be used to send spam or participate in a cyberattack at some point.

Short version: if you can memorise your passwords, they're not good enough. Generate them automatically. Make them long. Use a password manager. And double authentification everywhere you can.

mots de passe, c'est pas toi qu'on vise, (Stephanie, )

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