What is Password Strength?

Password strength refers to how secure your password is — how hard it would be for someone to guess or crack it.

Types of Password Strength:

• Weak: Very short or common passwords like 123456, password, or your name. These are very easy to guess or hack.
• Medium: Longer passwords that mix letters and numbers, like abc12345. Safer than weak passwords, but still not ideal.
• Strong: Passwords with at least 8–12 characters that include:
  • Uppercase letters (A–Z)
  • Lowercase letters (a–z)
  • Numbers (0–9)
  • Special symbols (!, @, #, $, %, etc.)

Tips for Creating Strong Passwords:

• Use a mix of characters — the more variety, the better.
• Avoid using personal info like your name, phone number, or birthday.
• Never reuse the same password on multiple sites.
• Use a password manager to store and generate secure passwords.

Example of a strong password: Myp@ssw0rd!23