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Why Passwords Matter
Do you have a password? (Type your answer on paper or think about it!)
Do not type or write your answer. This is a trick question!
Multiple Choice: Where are passwords used? (Choose all that apply)
Scenario
Your friend says: "Just use 123456 as your password. It's super easy!"
What do you think will happen if you use that password?
Bad Password Practices
- Using โ123456โ or โpasswordโ.
- Using names or birthdays.
- Sharing your password with friends.
Question: Why is sharing a simple password dangerous?
Strong Password Practices
- Use 12+ characters
- Mix UPPER/lower case, numbers, symbols
- Use passphrases like "CookiesAre$Awesome99"
Question: What makes a password hard to guess?
Sharing Passwords
Who should you share your password with?
- โ Parents
- โ Friends
- โ Strangers
- โ Everyone at school
Multiple Choice: Who is the safest person to share your password with?
- A. Your best friend
- B. A classmate
- C. Your parents
- D. A stranger online
Do's and Don'ts
- โ Do share with parents only
- โ Donโt share with friends
- โ Donโt write it on your hand or desk
Writing Down Passwords
Where should you keep your password?
- โ On a sticky note
- โ In a password manager
- โ On your hand
- โ Memorized safely
Multiple Choice: What is the safest way to store your password?
- A. Text it to yourself
- B. Save it in a secure password manager
- C. Write it on a sticky note
- D. Share it with your group chat
Do's and Don'ts
- โ Do store passwords in a safe way
- โ Donโt post or message your password
Helpful Password Tools
Final Score
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Certificate of Completion
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has successfully completed the
Password Awareness Training
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Instructor: RCBC Cybersecurity Department