Passwords are the digital signatures used to log in to different systems, to gain the admin access of that particular system.
It may be an Application or Online web services, Password is a must need to identify the uniqueness of a particular user with the help of a USERNAME and also used to secure their private data. So as a result if we lost / forgot our password then there is no way to access the account. Again if we assign a easy Password, then there is maximum chances that someone could bypass it for any reason.
So, using strong & easy passwords lowers overall risk mentioned above.
Using strong passwords lowers overall risk of a security breach, but strong passwords do not replace the need for other effective security controls. The effectiveness of a password of a given strength is strongly determined by the design and implementation of the authentication system software, particularly how frequently password guesses can be tested by an attacker and how securely information on user passwords is stored and transmitted. Risks are also posed by several means of breaching computer security which are unrelated to password strength. Such means include wiretapping, phishing, keystroke logging, social engineering, dumpster diving,side-channel attacks, and software vulnerabilities.Here is a Example website who can do the same work for you online for free, even without registration
(follow the image below).
The site is called Password Savvy. It is free and requires no registration. It is an online page where you can generate useful but hard-to-hack passwords. A partial view of the page is shown in the figure below. It’s simple to use. Enter two unrelated words or phrases, click a button to add some capitals and other kinds of symbols, and you have a password. Click another button and it is pasted to the clipboard.
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