Your new password is
Nogtnitc,1074,!
Here is the logic behind this password:
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We start with a phrase (book/movie title, common phrases, etc)
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No one goes there nowadays, it's too crowded. |
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Then we take a number with a memorable attribute/event:
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1066 - The Battle of Hastings |
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Now, take the first letter from each word in the phrase
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Nogtnitc |
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Count the number of letters in that phrase:
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8 |
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Add that number to the original number to get:
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1074 |
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! |
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And combine the three pieces with the comma character (,) to get:
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Nogtnitc,1074,! |
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Tips for creating a secure password
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