Use a Password Manager

When individuals create passwords, they often unknowingly follow patterns, which can be exploited by hackers using specific tools and methods to crack them. To mitigate this risk, it’s advisable to use strong, randomly generated passwords unique to each account. However, managing numerous passwords can be cumbersome.

The average person, regardless of their technical background, may need to remember upwards of 50 to 100 passwords, making it impractical to store them in spreadsheets or written notes. This practice significantly increases vulnerability to security breaches.