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Password Security For Middle School

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Password Security Quiz for Middle Schoolers

Test your knowledge about password security and learn how to keep your online accounts safe! This quiz covers everything from weak passwords to two-factor authentication.

Understand the importance of strong passwords
Learn how to manage and protect your passwords
Discover the role of two-factor authentication

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by SecureNinja432

Where and When do I need Passwords Online?

Passwords are used all over the internet. From social media to online banks, passwords are important to keeping your information safe.

Where and When do I need Passwords Online?

Passwords are used all over the internet. From social media to online banks, passwords are important to keeping your information safe.

Weak Passwords

Dictionary words or dictionary words with letters replaced by numbers are some of the weakest passwords. Simple words or names of pets, family or friends, and birthdays are another example of a bad password.

Weak Passwords

Which Password is Weak?

TH3C0^lL3GeDr0P0ut.

B4sketb4ll

Lyf3)0vP4bl0.

MyB34.Ut1flD4rkF4nt5y.

Strong Passwords

A strong password is a long one, containing numbers, symbols, and higher/lowercase letters.

Strong Passwords

A strong password is a long one, containing numbers, symbols, and higher/lowercase letters.

Which Password is Strong?

P@ssword

Rockets13

C0!oRN6]B0ok!

November22

What are some ways I can manage my Passwords?

Using a password manager is the most secure option, and there are a handful of free password managers you can download. Smartphones have also begun to store your passwords for you, but using a password manager is still recommended.

What are some ways I can manage my Passwords?

How often should I change my passwords?

Most companies make their employees change their passwords every three months to avoid cybersecurity threats. It's recommended that you follow the same protocol to stay safe online.

How often should I change my passwords?

Most companies make their employees change their passwords every three months to avoid cybersecurity threats. It's recommended that you follow the same protocol to stay safe online.

How can I keep my passwords safe and in order?

Writing them all down in a note book and updating the passwords only when there is a security issue

Using a password manager and updating the passwords every 3 months

Using my smartphone's ability to store my passwords and updating them every 3 months

Storing the passwords in the notes app

Two Factor Authentication

Two-factor authentication is an extra layer of security that protects you even if someone knows your password. It's often utilized as a code that's emailed or sent in a text message to your personal phone number, confirming it's actually you trying to sign in.

Two Factor Authentication

What to do if your Password is Compromised?

If you find out that someone else has your password, changing it ASAP is the first thing you should do. Next, you should try and contact the company your account was under, making sure your information is safe.

What to do if your Password is Compromised?

What should you do if you get a code for two factor authentication sent to you, but you haven't tried to login to that account recently?

Ignore it

Delete the message and contact the company your account is under

Change your password

Change your password and contact the company your account is under

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