How to create a secure password in 2026 and beyond

First Stop Design • 13 June 2026
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source: Which?
published: 23 April 2026


Generating passwords and then remembering them for the many websites that ask you to sign in can be a pain. Which? has created a useful guide with advice on creating strong passwords and password authentication to make your life easier.


At a glance: advisories on generating strong passwords:

  1. Use unique passwords for every website.
  2. Don't re-use passwords.
  3. A passphrase is better than a single password.
  4. Don't use any personal information as a password.
  5. Use a password manager.
  6. Use two-factor authentication where you can.
  7. Don't change passwords too regularly.


Many websites have a minimum character count for passwords, but the longer the password you choose, the harder it is for a hacker to crack. A passphrase is better than a single password.


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Password Managers:

For complete ease of mind we recommend LastPass password manager.

You can see a range of others here >

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