It\u2019s World Password Day today and the internet\u2019s having a flood of articles telling you to make your password longer, thicker, broader, taller, stronger, bulkier, sturdier, muscular\u2026 that actually sounds a lot like my spam folder. Either way, there’s no shortage of articles today talking about good password hygiene and password best practices. But let\u2019s be honest here, that’s boring.<\/span><\/p>\n You don\u2019t need to be reminded and warned about your weak passwords today because that happens almost every day. Whether it\u2019s that IT guy in the office, that nerd friend or your banking website; a single day doesn\u2019t pass without getting reminded about weak passwords and their consequences. Let\u2019s be honest here, as well-intentioned as they all are, they can (and do) become frustrating after a point.<\/p>\n Granted, passwords are critical in the precarious world of the internet, but you don\u2019t need to tell me that every day. We deserve a breather, don\u2019t we? So, here it is. Here\u2019s a light-hearted take on our love-hate relationship with passwords, told in the language of millenials: GIFs.<\/p>\n1.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 When a site tells you that your username or password is wrong but doesn\u2019t tell you which one:<\/h2>\n