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Password Check

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Nearly everything one does with a digital device or via online services requires a password these days.
From the user’s perspective, one of the most important things about a password is its memorability. But words that are easily remembered and especially short are exactly what hackers are hoping for! That’s why it’s vital to find the middle way between a memorable but nevertheless strong password.

With the Password Check from Teachtoday, you can check the “strength” of your password. The result will help you determine whether it is sufficient.

Password Check

Type in your password. The check will show you if it has the characteristics of a strong password or not.
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Tip! Your passwords will only be checked on the “client side,” meaning by JavaScript in your browser, and under no circumstance will it be stored on your computer or on our servers.

On the safe side

To make sure you’re always on the safe side, here are some tips for creating a secure password, and what you can do to protect your passwords and the devices you use:

use at least 8, at best 12 characters
combine small and capital letters
use numbers (but no number sequences)
use special characters (e.g. &, %, $, #)
avoid repetition of characters
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