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Test your understanding of password security with our engaging quiz! Discover how many habits you have that can improve or jeopardize your online safety.

Learn about:

Best practices for creating passwords
The importance of strong passwords
How to effectively manage your passwords

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by PasswordGuard742

When choosing a Password Manager, you should

How often do hacking-related data breaches leverage stolen or weak passwords?

10% of the time.

27% of the time.

63% of the time.

81% of the time.

Common words and phrases are safe for passwords as long as they:

Are easy for you to remember.

Are at least 12 characters long and include a number and symbol.

Are in a language other than English.

None of the above. They aren't ever safe.

If you're struggling to come up with a secure password, what is the next best option?

Use a password generator.

Use your favorite song.

Use a pattern of keys such as "ASDGF" on your keyboard.

Ask a stranger for his wife's date of birth.

Use an old password instead.

Can you use a password generator?

Yes, they can be secure.

No. One password can be used to access all of your other passwords.

No. Often they're a backdoor scam to collect your passwords.

No. They're for lazy people who can't manage their own passwords

It’s a bad idea to write passwords down because:

You could lose your scrap of paper.

Someone could find your passwords.

Alexa can read your writing.

Go ahead and write them down. It's okay.

Google is watching you....

Which of the following is a password once used by the magician Teller, of the duo Penn & Teller, and is it a strong password?

PennStateOfMind

Telleraboutit

Tellereverythingyoufeel

MofoKnows1980s

You can use the same password for more than one account. True or False?

True

False

True, but only if you use it for accounts that aren't important.

True, but only if you have a really strong password.

What’s the most common way Americans keep track of their passwords?

Writing them down

Memorizing them

Saving them in their internet browser

Using a password manager

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