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That "roommate trust" mentality sticks. You still use the same password for your email that you used for the shared grocery list. When an old friend gets their phone hacked, the hacker now has your password—and access to your student loan portal.
No rhyming words (e.g., if the word is "Sassy," you cannot say "Lassie"). college rules password
It sounds like you're putting together a guide or a policy for students and staff. "College rules" for passwords usually balance with usability so students don't get locked out of their portals every other day. That "roommate trust" mentality sticks
: Professors often use this as a study tool, where "passwords" are key terms from lectures (e.g., "Mitochondria," "Magna Carta"). "How Well Do You Know Me?" if the word is "Sassy
That "roommate trust" mentality sticks. You still use the same password for your email that you used for the shared grocery list. When an old friend gets their phone hacked, the hacker now has your password—and access to your student loan portal.
No rhyming words (e.g., if the word is "Sassy," you cannot say "Lassie").
It sounds like you're putting together a guide or a policy for students and staff. "College rules" for passwords usually balance with usability so students don't get locked out of their portals every other day.
: Professors often use this as a study tool, where "passwords" are key terms from lectures (e.g., "Mitochondria," "Magna Carta"). "How Well Do You Know Me?"
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