Twitter was down for a lot of the Northeast during the Florida Writing Conference this past October (2016). They hold their conference in Orlando every October, and Erik will be giving talks on blogging for writers and humor writing. Use that phrase to create a secure password that you can customize for each website you visit.This article originally appeared in the February 2017 issue of The Florida Writer, a magazine by the Florida Writers Association. Take a moment to think of a phrase that's meaningful to you. Sites like that deserve their own password selection phrase. While this technique lets us reuse the phrase-generated part of the password on a number of different websites, it would still be a bad idea to use it on a site like a bank account which contains high-value information. Reversing the order of the letters in the suffix, using only vowels, only consonants, or adding some other characters that come to mind when you think about the web site are all possible approaches that will improve security. This is just one possible rule for picking the prefix or suffix that you use to customize your password for each web site. To mix things up a bit more we'll use the same rule to decide whether to add the site mnemonic to the left side or the right side. Just to add a bit more randomness we'll alternate upper-case and lower case, and if the first character in the site name is a vowel we'll start with upper-case. Let's use the first letter and the next two consonants in the site name. We can use our new password on several different websites by adding a prefix or suffix with a mnemonic link to a particular site.

#Hihas4ei: Step 3: Associate it with a website This is a reasonably strong password but we can improve it a bit by adding some special characters:

If we use the first letter of each word, and substitute 4 for 'for', we get: For example, let's use a quote from Ogden Nash: 'Happiness is having a scratch for every itch.'

You can create a more secure password by starting with a simple phrase.

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