Strong passwords are necessary in today’s digital account-driven world. Follow along to learn how to create a strong password in five steps.

Password cracking Another avenue of attack for hackers relies on the way online services store passwords. Companies don't save a list of plain-text passwords. Doing so would make user data vulnerable.

This guide explains the basics of password security. We detail how to create strong credentials, manage logins, and share your password data with minimal security risks.

Learn why strong, secure paswords matter by seeing how easy it is to crack passwords with a common tool. Longer, more complex passwords are best, and you'll see why.

Do you trust the passwords created by third-party software to be truly random and safe? Here's how to build your own random generator for uncrackable passwords.

Earlier this week a security issues known as the Heartbleed bug was discovered. Here are some tips to help you change your important passwords.

With the latest advances in computer processing, passwords that used to be secure can now be cracked in minutes. Here's how to make them secure.

Do your password editing inside your password manager, so it can alert you if you’re turning a strong password into a weak one. We’ve covered how to create a memorable password if you ...

To create a truly strong password, you should use a mix of upper- and lower-case letters, numbers, and symbols.

Apple ID lets you create up to 25 app-specific passwords for third-party apps.

A password manager can also help you create strong, unique passwords for each of your accounts. Passwords generated by the service will still be long, unpredictable and impossible to remember.