Weak Passwords Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Weak Passwords ChallengeOnline version Strong passwords basics by Brian Felisilda 1 What is a recommended minimum length for a strong password? a 12+ characters b 6 characters c 8 characters 2 Which character types should a strong password include? a Uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols b Only numbers c Only lowercase letters 3 Why avoid common words or predictable substitutions in passwords? a They are easier to crack with dictionary attacks b They take longer to type c They increase memory load 4 What is a passphrase and why is it effective? a A long sequence of words that’s easy to remember but hard to guess b A short numeric PIN c A single word with a symbol added 5 Why should you not reuse passwords across sites? a It improves security b A breach on one site can compromise others c It is required by most sites 6 How does a password manager help with security? a Disables password requirements b Sends passwords via email c Stores and generates unique, strong passwords 7 What does two-factor authentication add to password security? a Public Wi-Fi access b A second form of verification (e.g., code, biometrics) c A longer password 8 Should you change passwords after a breach? a Only if you forget them b Yes, promptly update affected passwords c No, only if they feel weak 9 Which pattern should be avoided when creating passwords? a Random character sequences b Long passphrases without spaces c Predictable keyboard patterns (e.g., qwerty123) 10 What is a best-practice habit for password security? a Reuse the same password everywhere b Use a password manager to generate and store unique passwords c Write passwords in a notebook

Froggy Jumps

Weak Passwords ChallengeOnline version

Strong passwords basics

by Brian Felisilda

What is a recommended minimum length for a strong password?

12+ characters

6 characters

8 characters

Which character types should a strong password include?

Uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols

Only numbers

Only lowercase letters

Why avoid common words or predictable substitutions in passwords?

They are easier to crack with dictionary attacks

They take longer to type

They increase memory load

What is a passphrase and why is it effective?

A long sequence of words that’s easy to remember but hard to guess

A short numeric PIN

A single word with a symbol added

Why should you not reuse passwords across sites?

It improves security

A breach on one site can compromise others

It is required by most sites

How does a password manager help with security?

Disables password requirements

Sends passwords via email

Stores and generates unique, strong passwords

What does two-factor authentication add to password security?

Public Wi-Fi access

A second form of verification (e.g., code, biometrics)

A longer password

Should you change passwords after a breach?

Only if you forget them

Yes, promptly update affected passwords

No, only if they feel weak

Which pattern should be avoided when creating passwords?

Random character sequences

Long passphrases without spaces

Predictable keyboard patterns (e.g., qwerty123)

What is a best-practice habit for password security?

Reuse the same password everywhere

Use a password manager to generate and store unique passwords

Write passwords in a notebook

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What is a recommended minimum length for a strong password?

Which character types should a strong password include?

Why avoid common words or predictable substitutions in passwords?

What is a passphrase and why is it effective?

Why should you not reuse passwords across sites?

How does a password manager help with security?

What does two-factor authentication add to password security?

Should you change passwords after a breach?

Which pattern should be avoided when creating passwords?

What is a best-practice habit for password security?

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