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Reusing one password allows a breach at an unrelated website to affect other accounts. Length and uniqueness matter more than predictable substitutions such as replacing a letter with a number.
Reusing one password allows a breach at an unrelated website to affect other accounts. Length and uniqueness matter more than predictable substitutions such as replacing a letter with a number.

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Reusing one password allows a breach at an unrelated website to affect other accounts. Length and uniqueness matter more than predictable substitutions such as replacing a letter with a number.
Use a reputable password manager to generate and store a unique password. Protect the manager with a strong master password and enable its available account security options.
Do not paste a password into a strength checker on an unfamiliar website or send it to support.
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