Passwordmeter.com online password strength tester Calculator

Password strength calculator

I found a useful website for testing the strength of your password automatically. All you have to do is type in your password and it automaticallys tells you your score.

I got a 100% score by typing this password in PC|i@w32omeVsMAC  . It also tells users how to make complex passwords.

Minimum 8 characters in length

Contains 3/4 of the following items:
– Uppercase Letters
– Lowercase Letters
– Numbers
– Symbols
-change your password at least every 6 months or more
-Change your password at once if you suspect your computer or online accounts been hacked or infected with a virus, malware, spyware.
-scan your computer for malware, virus, and spyware programs weekly
-never store your password in a text file. I recommend using a password encrypted Zip file to store your password inside a text file protected by a password protected zip folder. WinZip, IZArc, and 7-zip all have password protection settings.
-Keepass also makes a good free password manager for Windows.
-There is a program called KeyScrambler which can encrypt your keystrokes in IE or Firefox web browsers to keep you safe from keylogging programs which can steal your key strokes while you type.