FatCow Web Hosting & Domain Names

• Contain six or more characters
• Contain at least one letter and at least one number and at least one symbol.
• Must be different than your plan username
• Cannot be the same as one of your last five passwords
  
  Example: n0tDogsN@m3
  

 Change your password to a strong password today! Here are some tips for creating strong passwords:

• Use more than the minimum number of six characters, since longer passwords are generally more secure than shorter ones.
• Use punctuation symbols in your password, such as a period ( . ) or an exclamation point ( ! ), and a mix of upper and lowercase letters.
• Replace a letter or two with a number or symbol that looks similar, such as @ for a or 1 for i.
• Avoid common words or well known information about yourself (such as birth date and family members' names) as part of your password. Instead, use a word or phrase that is easy for you to remember but difficult for others to figure out.
• Use a memory aid. One common method for creating strong passwords is to create a phrase that only you would understand to use as an aid for remembering your password (mnemonic). For example, a common mnemonic used to help school children remember the notes for the lines of the G clef musical scale (EGBDF, from bottom to top) is "Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge." An associated password for that mnemonic could be gClef_3gbdf.