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There are several widely known guidelines for creating secure passwords. Which of the following would NOT be considered a good process for creating a secure password?
Do not use the same password for work and personal accounts
Do not use passwords that are too difficult to remember
Do not use repeating patterns
Use only numbers
The correct response is use only numbers. Using only numbers is not a good process for creating a secure password. Good practices include not using repeating patterns, not using the same password for work and personal accounts, and not using passwords that are too difficult to remember. EDIT: This was an oddly worded question. The use of double negatives makes it difficult to follow.
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