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A strong password helps. But real breaches are almost never brute force — they're phishing, reuse and data leaks.
Never reuse passwords across different sites or services.
Longer passwords are exponentially more secure.
Store your passwords in a secure manager like Bitwarden or 1Password.
Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security.
The #1 cause of hacked accounts isn't a weak password — it's the owner typing it into a fake site. Always verify the domain before typing.
Search haveibeenpwned.com with your email. If it appears, rotate passwords on every service that shared that key.
Three principles that move the needle, in order of real impact.
Each extra character doubles the crack time. A 20-character lowercase password is stronger than an 8-character one with symbols.
80% of breaches use reused passwords. If one small site leaks your key, attackers try it on your banking, email and socials.
Human-invented passwords follow predictable patterns (words + year + !). A CSPRNG-based generator has no bias.
Your IP, your DNS and your email metadata also reveal who and where you are. Protect the whole connection.