For better or worse, we’re going to be using passwords to protect our online accounts for the foreseeable future. Use passwords that are <strong>strong</strong> and <strong>different for each site</strong>, and use a <strong>password manager</strong> to help you remember them safely. Set <strong>long, random answers</strong> for security questions (even if they’re not the truth). And <strong>use two-factor authentication</strong> on any site that supports it.
For better or worse, we’re going to be using passwords to protect our online accounts for the foreseeable future. Use passwords that are <strong>strong</strong> and <strong>different for each site</strong>, and use a <strong>password manager</strong> to help you remember them safely. Set <strong>long, random answers</strong> for security questions (even if they’re not the truth). And <strong>use two-factor authentication</strong> on any site that supports it.