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Reset your UCSD password
At UCSD, there are three password databases:
- Active Directory (AD)
- Business Systems (Single Sign-On)
- Network (Kerberos)
For more information on UCSD passwords and how to reset them, see http://blink.ucsd.edu/technology/security/passwords/changing.html.
Selecting a secure password
Examples of bad passwords
- any dictionary word (eg., hot, dog, hotdog)
- a series of letters and numbers that create a dictionary word (eg., gr8)
- a proper noun (eg., Blink-182 [name of a band])
- a cultural reference (eg., 867-5309 [Jenny's number])
Example of a good password
- an acronym formed from an easily memorized phrase combined with punctuation and/or other symbols.
(eg., mitf-i5n, created from the phrase "mattress in the freeway - interstate 5 northbound".)
Do not use this as your password!
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