How to Secure Email Accounts
Written by Abdullah Al Sami
We all use many email accounts for our needs, willingly or unwillingly. We use different types of passwords to keep our information secret from everyone. Many of us are using passwords and thinking that our account is now completely secured.
Don't think that I'm forbidding you to use a password. You must use a password. In addition, if you follow my tips, about 80 to 90 ℅ of your account data will be safe.
Strong password
The first thing we need to do is use a strong password. That password should be made up of many words, sentences, etc. That's why no one will know your password easily. You can also use different types of symbols or emojis. Like this one "qt&-EZXZC9Z5WpAg"
Don't tell anyone
You must not tell your password to anyone else, because if he knows your password, he can
secretly take away your important information.
Log out using the account
If you use a computer in various cyber cafes, computer labs, competitions, etc., you may be login with your email account or Facebook account. Before leaving the cybercafe, computer lab, etc., you must log out of the email or Facebook account. And don't forget to clear all the data in the browser which you logged into your account.
Change passwords regularly
You must change the password regularly. Because if a hacker hacks your password, you can change your password. Then he will not be able to login into your account. So of course you always have to change the password.
Now let me tell you why you keep this password secret from everyone? Many of us have e-mail, Facebook, bank accounts. But hackers can hack into your secret information. As a result, they cause you a great loss. You must never expect a hacker to hack your account. To avoid this you must keep your account secure. So you must follow the tips to make your email secured. A hacker when hacking your secret information, they get a lot of benefits. You must stay away from hacking because hacking is a crime. If you are caught doing that, you will have to suffer a big punishment.
Thank You.
For more information check the links below.
From Microsoft: https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/
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