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vKCArticle.AddProperty('Summary','When creating a password for you Cox Business accounts, please follow these guidelines.');
vKCArticle.AddProperty('Content','Your password is the key to your Cox e-mail account. These tips will make it difficult for\nothers to guess your password and help to keep your account secure. IMPORTANT: Keep\nin mind, Cox employees will never ask you for your password.<p>\nWhen creating a password, do not use any combination of consecutive numbers or\nletters such as “12345678”, “lmnopqrs”, or adjacent letters on your keyboard such as\n“werty.” Also do not use for passwords, words or dates that are easily guessed, such as\naccount login names, your spouse’s name, or your birthday. Hackers use sophisticated\ntools that can rapidly guess passwords based on words in the dictionary in different\nlanguages, even common words spelled backwards. There are a few guidelines you can\nuse to ensure that your password is secure.<p>\nA secure password should:<br>\n<ul>\n<li>Contain at least eight characters.\n<li>Contain at least one symbol or number.\n<li>Consist of a combination of lower- and uppercase letters (for example, IsDIMs).\n<li>Another idea is to use a passphrase. A passphrase is a sentence that you can\nremember, such as “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” Use the first letter of each\nword of the sentence. In this example your password would be “yctaodnt.”</li></ul><p>\nA good password should not:<br>\n<ul>\n<li>Be an alphabetic series either forwards or backwards (such as, ABCDEF or FEDCBA).\n<li>Be a numeric series, either forwards or backwards (such as, 123456 or 654321).\n<li>Be a string of all identical letters or numbers (such as, AAAAAA or 111111).\n<li>Be a common keyboard shortcut (such as, ASDFG or QWERTY).\n<li>Be an easily guessed word such as your name, User ID, PID, or any variation thereof\n(backwards, changing case).\n27\n<li>Be a word(s) referring to anything noticeable about you, such as the name of your\nspouse, child, pet, or favorite sports team.\n<li>Be a word that appears in a dictionary.</li></ul><p>\nIn addition to these guidelines, be sure to keep your passwords secret, to monitor your\naccounts, and to change your passwords often.');
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