Strong Passwords and Authentication
Students will learn best practices for creating strong passwords and explore different authentication methods.
Key Questions
- Design a robust password strategy that balances security and memorability.
- Compare different multi-factor authentication methods for their strengths and weaknesses.
- Justify the importance of regular password changes and unique passwords for different accounts.
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