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What do passwords help to prevent?

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Arif Ali Demir

Passwords place a defence between an unauthorised user and your account. This is to prevent anyone from accessing your data.

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Passwords prevent unauthorised users from accessing your account and getting a hold of your data and information.

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Tina Thomas

Unauthorised access to devices or data.

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Robbie Ogburn

They help to prevent anyone from accessing information that they shouldn't be allowed

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Data theft and computer misuse. People will not be able to use your information for their own benefit.

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Kabir Durowoju

Passwords help to prevent unauthorized access to systems, files by providing a means of authentication before gaining access.

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Neil Bechley

Passwords help to prevent unauthorised access to systems, data and files; they should be changed regularly (for example once a month) and should contain a combination of upper case (capitals) letters, lowercase letters, number(s) and symbol(s).

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