Creating a secure password that you can remember!

[Datamonkey]

i use my numberplates simple.

i have 3 cars so various numberplates for various accounts job done

i also add the car to the password, so for example calibra****** then the number plate.

does the job for me.

 

[clemenzina]

My head memory is borked and i cannot find any updated drivers or patches and an RMA is just out the question.

Ditto, Malc

I've always just invented "names" for my password that I'm confident won't be in any dictionary, but I can see that it's not good enough. The numbers-for-letters trick is great, thanks, cos the results should still be quick to type

clemenzina (bumping her post count so's one day she can enter hallowed For Sale room

 

[Etaqua]

Selecting two random words, and a few numbers is a pretty decent way to go about selecting a password, and is what I've done for years now.

It started when Yahoo gave me a password like that when I forgot it. cove247boat479 - it was easy to remember, since the digits after each word (which I've changed here) were my old phone number bisected.

 

[KizZ]

lolieatkidneys -> 1011347k1dn3y5