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The Unbreakable Lock
How'd you like to have a lock so strong, nothing could break it? A lock so secure nobody could pick it? Boy, if you had one of those, anything you kept locked up would be untouchable. Your possessions would be safe.

Unfortunately, such a lock does not exist. If somebody's determined enough, they'll find a way to defeat it, by brute force, or by picking it. You can't absolutely trust even the very best lock.

But the electronic equivalent of the unbreakable, unpickable lock really does exist. I'm going to show you how to create a password that nobody can guess or unscramble, even with a supercomputer and an army of PhD cryptologists dedicated to the effort.

But the best password is of no use if you can't remember it. I have solutions for that little problem too.

All will be revealed to you in this month's Video Magazine. I invite you now to click the blue button and start the show. Get some quality video streamed right to your desktop. Go on, give it a try!

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Password Resources & Links

Diceware Word List (PDF format)

Diceware Passphrase Home Page

Password Strength Analyzer

E@4#N or E@4#W? How to Remember Strong Passwords

How to speak like a cyber freak

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