Some of the Most Common Guidelines Issued by Web Sites

Multiple Choice

Some of the most common guidelines issued by Web sites when designing a secure password include:

A) The password should be at least eight characters long and include at least one number and other nonalphabet character.
B) The password should be short and straightforward.
C) The password should include names of family members or pets, so as to be easily remembered.
D) Choose a hard-to-guess password, then re-use this hardened password across websites. This minimize instances of calling systems professionals for a password reset, hence eliminating an additional potential vulnerability.
E) The password should be the same as your name so as to trick the hacker.