Digital Password: In today's digital age, most of our work—banking, shopping, social media, and office work—is done online. A weak password can make it extremely easy for hackers to access your personal information. Many people still use simple passwords like 123456, their date of birth, or their name, which can be cracked in seconds. A strong password is the first wall of your digital security.

Try this small but effective trick when creating a password.

First, understand that the longer and more complex the password, the more secure it will be. Try to keep your password at least 12 to 16 characters long. Be sure to include capital and lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols like @, #, $, and %.

An easy way is to base your password on a sentence. For example, "I like tea every morning at 6." Now, break this sentence down and create a new password by combining letters, numbers, and symbols. This password will be easy for you to remember but difficult for hackers to guess.

Why is it important to have a different password for each account?

People often use the same password on multiple websites. If data from one website is leaked, your other accounts could be at risk. Therefore, keep different passwords for each social media, banking, and email account. It's also important to change passwords regularly. Especially if you suspect any suspicious activity, update your password immediately.

Two-Factor Authentication is a Second Shield of Security

A strong password alone isn't enough. Wherever possible, enable two-factor authentication (2FA). This requires an OTP (Optional Password Address) sent to your mobile phone or an authentication app in addition to your password. This increases security significantly.

Avoid these mistakes:

Never share your password with anyone. Avoid logging into sensitive accounts on public Wi-Fi. Be careful when saving passwords in your browser and use a reliable password manager.

If you pay attention to these small things, it will be almost impossible for hackers to break into your account. Remember, vigilance is the best security in the digital world.