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JL · 1w
The more characters and a lot of different characters is required.
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I once watched a video on YouTube which suggested how to create strong passwords. I adopted the approach.

It said start with a phrase only you will remember, such as

was born in surrey

And a number you would always remember, such as your year of birth

Say 1967

Add the two together, such as

was1born96in7surrey

Now make some letter Capitals, such as the second word

was1BORN96in7surrey

Add some symbols

was1+BORN96+in7+surrey

Creating a base phrase which you will remember

So now apply to every log in, say a bank account (eg nationwide) and you add the that word into the phrase at a particular location which could be anywhere within the phrase, such as between the 9 and 6

was1+BORNnationwide6+in7+surrey

As only you know the base phrase and where within you add the different names the password should be strong.
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JL · 1w
Of course everyone will note in the hypothetical example above I messed up the last combination ๐Ÿคฆ๐Ÿผโ€โ™‚๏ธ Should say was1+BORN9nationwide6+in7+surrey. ๐Ÿ˜ฌ