Password Hacks Every Senior Should Know

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7. Avoid Personal Information in Passwords

Hackers often research victims on social media. If your password includes:

  • Birthdates
  • Grandchildren’s names
  • Pet names
  • Street names

It becomes easier to guess.

Choose something unrelated to your personal life. Random phrases work better than predictable information.

8. Secure Your Wi-Fi Network

Your home internet connection is part of your digital defense system.

Make sure:

  • Your Wi-Fi has a strong password
  • Your router uses WPA3 or WPA2 encryption
  • The default router password has been changed

For extra protection, consider a reputable VPN service when accessing sensitive accounts. A VPN encrypts your connection and adds another security layer, especially when traveling.

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7. Avoid Personal Information in Passwords Hackers often research victims on social media. If your password includes: Birthdates Grandchildren’s names Pet names Street names It