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Use your favorite
quote or phrase to make your password.
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Phrase
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Password Example
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Give me chastity and continence, but not yet.
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Gmc&c,bny
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Facts are the enemy of truth.
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Fax=NME0truth
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Altering compound words
is quite easy.
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Compound Word
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Password Example
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Rocketship
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Rockit$hip7
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Bulldog
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Bul!dawg1
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Newsstand
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NoosSt&
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Try making two totally
unrelated words into one.
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Word 1
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Word 2
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Password Example
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clock
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pencil
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Clock*Pencil+
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face
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shoe
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fACe#sHOe!
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tennis
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maple
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10nis%maypl
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Everybody has seen
those funny vanity plates, take a look at these.
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Phrase
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Password Example
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Born to be late
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Brn2bL8
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Corvallis-Gazette Times
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Crvls-Gz8*
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Land ‘o’ Beavers
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Lnd’0’Bvrs
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Try using keyboard
patterns, they don’t make any sense but they are easy to type.
You choose the
starting point.
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Pattern
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Password Example
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Right diagonal from “G”
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Gy7bhu8
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As above with alternate case
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Gy&bHu*
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Triangle starting with “B”
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Bhu8ik,mn
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This is key substitution. For each letter in the phrase,
substitute another key offset from the original.
Review these examples to see how this works.
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Originally Typed Word
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Password Example
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Abe Lincoln
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Qg3O8hd9oh
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Easy Password
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#qw6_weE305r
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NathanP
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^zgnz6: or Y1b61y?
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