Hi Readers, it seems like you’re all getting tired of remembering passwords and constantly writing them down in Notepad. You might be thinking, what if someone finds out or it gets leaked? Or many of you may find it difficult to create strong and unique passwords for different websites or apps that needs to be change frequently. The main problem is our human brain that can’t always create and remember new and strong password. Because of these, we’re always exposed to serious risk of online security.
No worries, I’ll guide to create a extremely strong and unique passwords for each and every websites and apps that you’ll never forgot. Also, we’ll increase the difficulty level of password that you don’t need to memorize.
First, I’ll guide you on how to create a strong password without using any online password generator tools. Reusing weak or the same passwords everywhere is the main culprit behind password breaches. That’s why we will cover some basic questions you need to know to protect yourself from password leaks.
Why should I create strong and unique passwords for each and every websites?
You might be wondering that Why do I need different passwords for different websites? The logic behind this is that if one of your accounts gets compromised, the other accounts will still be safe because you have different passwords for different accounts, and the damage will be limited to only the compromised account. Plus, creating a strong password also protects your online information from being compromised across multiple platforms.
Things you should avoid while creating strong password
Avoid Personal Information like first name or last name, phone number, email address or username.
Avoid easy guessing password: Avoid using easy-to-guess passwords like “123456,” “password,” “123456789”, “111111” or “qwerty”.
Avoid using Dictionary words: Many people do these types of mistakes by using some common dictionary words. For example “Sunshine”, “football”, “iloveyou”.
Some common mistakes should avoid like using family, friend’s name or hobbies in password. This type of information mostly available online, which makes easy to guess and spy on you account.
Reusing same password accross multiple websites and accounts: Some of you might have create a strong password and using it in every online platform. This also should avoid by creating unique passwords for Every Website Without the Need to Remember Them.
Not updating password regularly: Some of you might follow most of the above points, still there is a chance that someday your account gets compromised because you aren’t updating your password year after year.
3 Rules for a good password
Password Length is crucial in creating a strong password because longer passwords are exponentially harder for attackers to crack through brute-force methods. Length of password should be between 8-16 is often called good password.
Just for your curiosity: A brute force attack is when a hacker tries every possible password combination until they find the right one. It uses trial and error, often with automated software, to gain unauthorized access. As password length increases, the number of possible combinations grows dramatically, making it more difficult and time-consuming like take years, decades, or even centuries for hackers to guess or break the password.
Password Complexity: Increase your password difficulty level by including at least one character from each of the following groups.
- Lower case letter
- Upper case letter
- Numbers
- Special Characters such as [! ” # $ % & ‘ ( ) * + , – . / : ; < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~]
Also people often follow most common rule for create strong and unique password is 8-4 rule where 8 letters and 1 lower case + 1 upper case + 1 number + 1 special character minimum should be used. The more numbers and special characters you use with letters, the greater the password complexity becomes, making it harder for anyone to guess.
Passphrase Memory technique: Use “Passphrase” to recall the password you set up. It may be the Movie name, first word of song lyrics or phrase that you always recall whenever you think about it. For example, If you think about a movie and first movie name that always come to your mind is Batman then it will be you password passphrase. With Passphrase and some tweaks you can make it more dificult to crack like B@tm@n66
In this guide, we will follow all the points mentioned above that should avoid and apply rules to create passwords that are strong, unique, hard to guess, and easy to remember. Even if you change your password frequently, you won’t have trouble remembering it.
Let’s create stronger password with increase difficultly level that makes the password very strong, unique, hard to guess or crack and easy to remember.
Here we’ll show you some unique password ideas and use them to crate strong password with examples. So, the most important condition here is password have to be unique for each and every websites. That’s why we have to create a strong password with a mix of letters, numbers and symbols.
Create strong Unique Password effortlessly
Difficulty level 1:-
If you need to set password for Facebook or Instagram then we can use the first or last two letters or even first and last letter of website or apps name to include in password to make it unique.
For example:
fb@Passphrase*123
im@Passphrase*123
Here, I used the first and last letters of Facebook and Instagram to create a password. Feel free to tweak it with your own clever twist to make it super strong! You have to add your own passphrase to make it even harder to guess. I have explained above how to set a passphrase in a password.
Difficulty level 2:
Here, we’ll tweak the Difficulty Level 1 password to make it even more difficult, unique, and strong. One problem in the example above is that we used password stuffing, adding easy sequences like 123 or 111. We’ll fix this mistake by replacing those with the current month, the year, or both to make the password much harder to guess.
For example:
fb@Passphrase*2026 (year = 2026)
fb@Passphrase*0126 (Jan 2026)
fb@Passphrase*Jan26 (Jan 2026)
I hope the examples above show you the magic of creating strong passwords. In my opinion, the 2nd and 3rd ones are the best because you can easily update them by just swap “01” or “Jan” for the current month, and your new password is ready! I bet you won’t forget them even if you try, they’re that easy to remember.
Difficulty level 3:
If you still feel my password seems weak or easy to guess, we’ll make the final one much stronger by adding personal rules. These are custom logic tricks you apply at the start, middle, or end of your password to make it nearly impossible to crack. Some personal rules ideas:-
Letter Swap Rule: Replace letters like a→@, e→3, i→!, o→0, s→$, t→7
Month Backward Rule: Write current month in reverse (Dec → ceD, Jan → naJ)
Year Twist Rule: Reverse last two digits of year (2025 → 52) or add birth year digits
Lucky Number Rule: Multiply favorite number by 2, 3
Position Shift: Shift all letters by 1 forward (a → b, b → c) or backward (a → z, b → a)
Add personal favorite symbol at the end or start like !# or * or you can use to separate letters and numbers.
Here is my ultimate strong password example that almost impossible to guess:
fb@P@$$phr@$e*naJ62
Here, I used letter swap, month reverse, and year reverse rules, and it’s easy for me to remember. Now you can create your own complex password that is hard to guess, easy to remember, and unique for every website and app. Always create a new password that you don’t use for other websites and try to update your password frequently with new password.
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