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Which practice is most consistent with safe password use for official email accounts?
Using a long, unique password together with a second verification step, known as two-factor authentication, is the safe practice. It makes guessing or stealing access much harder. Reusing passwords, sharing them with colleagues or leaving them visible on a note all increase the risk of unauthorised access.
- AUsing a long, unique password combined with a second verification stepCorrect
- BUsing the same easy password for all work accounts
- CSharing the password with colleagues for emergencies
- DWriting the password on a note stuck to the monitor
Explanation
Strong, unique passwords with two-factor authentication make unauthorised access much harder. Reusing, sharing or displaying passwords exposes accounts to compromise.
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