We use advance technology that Mitigates brute force and code injection attacks. We run scheduled scans on an hourly and daily basis with Automatic virus, trojan, and malware removal. Your safety and privacy is our number one priority.
You can help keep your account safe and secure by.
Creating a strong password
this ensures a more secure account.
- A strong password helps you:
- Keep your personal info safe
- Safeguard files, and other content
- Prevent someone else from getting in to your account
Meet password requirements
Your password can be any mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. You can\'t use a password that:
- Is particularly weak. Example: “password123”
- You\'ve used before on your account
- Starts or ends with a blank space
Follow tips for a good password
A strong password can be memorable to you but nearly impossible for someone else to guess. Learn what makes a good password, then follow these tips to create your own.
Use a different password for each of your important accounts, like your email and online banking.
Reusing passwords for important accounts is risky. If someone gets your password for one account, they could access your email, address, and even your money.
Make your password longer & more memorable
Long passwords are stronger, so make your password at least 12Â characters long. These tips can help you create longer passwords that are easier to remember. Try to use:
- A lyric from a song or poem
- A meaningful quote from a movie or speech
- A passage from a book
- A series of words that are meaningful to you
- An abbreviation: Make a password from the first letter of each word in a sentence
Avoid choosing passwords that could be guessed by:
- People who know you
- People looking at easily accessible info (like your social media profile)
Don’t use personal info
Avoid creating passwords from info that others might know or could easily find out. Examples:
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Your nickname or initials
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The name of your child or pet
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Important birthdays or years
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The name of your street
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Numbers from your address
Don’t use common words & patterns
Avoid simple words, phrases, and patterns that are easy to guess. Examples:
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Obvious words and phrases like “password” or “letmein”
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Sequences like “abcd” or “1234”
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Keyboard patterns like “qwerty” or “qazwsx”
Keep passwords secure
After you create a strong password, take steps to keep it safe.
Hide written passwords
If you need to write your password down, don’t leave it on your computer or desk. Make sure any written passwords are stored somewhere that’s secret or locked.
