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Have you ever had your account hacked into because you chose an “easy” password? In this article, we will provide you with a few tips when it comes to setting up a new password.
你曾經因為密碼強度太低而被盜帳號嗎？在這篇文章，我們要提供給你一些挑選新密碼的訣竅。
hack(v.)入侵他人帳戶password(n.)密碼provide(v.)提供set up建立、創立
According to a survey conducted by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), “123456” is the most easy-to-crack code. “Qwerty” and “password” are also popular choices.
根據一份英國國家網路安全中心（NCSC）的調查，123456是最容易被破解的密碼，另外像qwerty與password也都是熱門的密碼選擇。
conduct(v.)執行crack(v.)入侵帳戶、竊取資料
The UK’s NCSC recommends that people should choose “random, but memorable” passwords in order to make their accounts safer.
NCSC建議，大家在選擇密碼時應遵守「隨機但記得住」的原則，才能讓帳戶更加安全。
recommend(v.)建議random(adj.)隨機的memorable(adj.)難忘的
The NCSC analyzed the passwords of different accounts worldwide that had been hacked, and sorted out a list of the top 10 most common passwords.
NCSC分析了全球曾被入侵的帳戶密碼，並總結出10個最常見的密碼。
analyze(v.)分析sort out統整、歸納
The list revealed that many people are still using easy-to-crack passwords such as “123456” and even “111111”.
從列表中看來，仍有許多人用123456或是111111這種很容易被破解的密碼。
reveal(v.)顯示、透露crack(v.)入侵帳戶、竊取資料
Ian Levy, the technical director of NCSC, said that reusing your passwords is a common mistake that can be avoided.
NCSC技術總監李威（Ian Levy）表示，密碼重複使用是個常見的錯誤，而這其實是可以避免的。
reuse(v.)重複使用avoid(v.)避免
To prevent others from hacking into your account, the NCSC suggests that people should not set passcodes using consecutive numbers, names, sports teams or swear words.
NCSC建議，在選擇密碼時應避開連續數字、姓名、運動隊伍名或髒話避免被盜。
prevent(v.)避免hack(v.)入侵他人帳戶suggest(v.)建議consecutive(adj.)連續的、連貫的swear words髒話
Ian Levy added that using hard-to-guess passwords is the first step to protecting your accounts. Users are encouraged to be creative and use words that are memorable for themselves only and that other people can’t guess.
李威補充，保護自身帳戶的第一步就是選用強度高、難猜的密碼，鼓勵使用者應發揮創意，使用一些只有自己記得住的字，讓別人無法猜到密碼。
protect(v.)保護encourage(v.)鼓勵memorable(adj.)難忘的