Creating the Perfect Code! [infographic]

With the rise in the number of hacking attacks, the need for a very strong passwordis increasing. Last year, we witnessed an insane number of hacking attacks that resulted in the leakage of users' personal data and cost many millions.

Throughout the years, we have reported many attacks as well as advice on how we can protect our digital life by taking simple protective measures.

Simply knowing about DDoS and SQL injection attacks is not enough. In many cases, even the most specialized researchers admit that using a simple password makes the work of hackers much easier. In this article, we will remind (for those who already know) and teach (for those who still don't), the basics of creating a strong password and how it can protect your data.

When we talk about a strong password, we mean passwords that are between 8 and 15 characters in length. The passwords should appear as nonsense to you and others, and include uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols.

You can try using your own personal phrases and incomplete words in your passwords. Explicitly avoid using words that can be found in a dictionary, (of any language) and keyword patterns. Changing your password frequently is a good practice.

Read the following infographic from WhoIsHostingThis carefully and pay close attention to the practices mentioned for creating strong passwords.