Your passwords protect more than your accounts. They protect every bit of personal information that resides in them.  And hackers rely on bad habits, like using the same password everywhere or using common phrases (p@ssw0rd, anyone?) so  that if they hack one account, they can hack many. Here’s how to better protect your accounts.
Awalen-ik uffiren ḥerrzen ugar n yimiḍanen-ik. Ḥerrzen yal abit neɣ talɣut tudmawant yellan deg-sen. Daɣen imakaren imsenselkamen ttfaṛṛasen tagnit seg yir tanumi, am useqdec n yiwen n wawal uffir deg yal amdiq neɣ aseqdec n tinfaliyin yettwassnen (p@ssw0rd, 123) ihi ma kecmen ar yiwen n umiḍan, ad izmiren ad kecmen ɣer ddeqs-nniḍen. Ata wamek i tzemreḍ ad tḥ€rzeḍ imiḍanen-ik.