Best Practices for keeping your Windows Live ID safe最佳做法,使您的Windows Live ID的安全
Your Windows Live ID is essentially your online identity for all of the Windows Live services, Xbox Live, Zune and other third party websites (such as Expedia.com) that utilize Windows Live ID.您的Windows Live ID的,基本上是您的在線身份為所有的Windows Live服務, Xbox Live時,發行日期和其他第三方網站(如expedia.com )表示,利用Windows Live ID的。 If you're using Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger, your Windows Live ID stores all your contacts and email messages.如果您使用Windows Live Hotmail和Windows Live Messenger的,您的Windows Live ID的商店所有聯繫人和電子郵件訊息。 Your Windows Live ID is definitely something you don't want to have compromised and I've got several pointers - or best practices - in keeping your Windows Live ID safe.您的Windows Live ID的肯定是一些你不想有妥協,我已經得到幾個指針-或最佳做法-在保持您的W i ndowsLi veID的安全。
Do not hand out your password! Don't give anyone your password to your Windows Live ID. 不伸手您的密碼!不讓其他人知道您的密碼到您的Windows Live ID的。 Handing out your password to anyone is simply asking for trouble.移交了你的密碼向任何人簡直是自找麻煩。 Don't even give out your password to friends or family.甚至不給你的密碼,以朋友或家人。 I can't imagine a reason why they would need it.我不能想像一個理由,為什麼他們會需要它。 Just don't give out your Windows Live ID credentials at all.只是不給你的Windows Live ID的全權證書在所有。
Be careful giving your Windows Live credentials on non-Microsoft websites. There are some websites out there that will claim they "require" your Windows Live ID credentials for their service. 小心,讓您的Windows Live憑據的非微軟的網站有一些網站有將要求他們“規定”您的Windows Live ID的全權證書,為他們的服務。 Some sites use this tactic to gain access to your Windows Live ID.一些網站使用這一策略獲得您的Windows Live ID的。
Fact: Microsoft will only ask for your Windows Live ID credentials on 事實:微軟將只要求為您的Windows Live ID的全權證書上 login.live.com and nowhere else! login.live.com ,並沒有其他人!
Use a strong password for your Windows Live ID. Don't use common words or names. 使用強密碼為您的Windows Live ID的。不要使用常用詞或名稱。 Use a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.結合使用大寫和小寫字母,數字和符號。
Don't use an obvious answer to your secret question. Microsoft provides a list of possible "secret questions" for your account. 不要使用一個明顯的回答你的秘密質詢。 Microsoft提供的名單,可能的“秘密問題” ,為您的帳戶。 A secret question is used when you forget your password for your Windows Live ID.一個秘密的問題是,使用時您忘記密碼,為您的Windows Live ID的。 Choose a secret question that has an answer that people won't be able to guess (friends, family, etc).選擇一個秘密的問題有一個答案,人們將無法猜(朋友,家人等) 。 The risk you have in using a secret question with an answer your friends might be able to guess is that your friends can try to "hack" your Windows Live ID and have fun with you.風險,你有在使用一個秘密的問題與答案,您的朋友或許可以猜測是您的朋友可以嘗試“入侵”您的Windows Live ID的並享受其中的樂趣與您聯繫。 Your secret answer must have 5 characters or more and is not case sensitive.您的秘密的答案,必須有5個字符或更多,是不區分大小寫。 Remember to remember your secret answer of course.記得要記住你的秘密的答案當然。
Added protection: make your password expire every 72 days. You can login to account.live.com and change your password for your Windows Live ID and configure it to expire every 72 days. 補充保護:您的密碼屆滿,每72天。您可以登錄到account.live.com和變更您的密碼為您的Windows Live ID的配置屆滿,每72天。 I personally don't choose this option rather I change my password every couple weeks on my own.我個人不選擇此選項,而不是改變我的密碼,每幾個星期就我自己。
Neelamadhaba Mahapatro, General Manager for Microsoft's Identity Services (including Windows Live ID) neelamadhaba馬哈帕特羅,總經理為微軟的身份服務(包括Windows Live ID的) has a post over on the Windows Live Dev Blog explaining Microsoft ongoing to commitment to keeping your Windows Live ID safe and what's being done today to protect Windows Live ID users from phishing.有一個職位超過對的Windows Live開發博客,解釋微軟正在進行的承諾,使您的Windows Live ID的安全和什麼的正在做今天,以保護Windows Live ID的用戶從網絡釣魚。
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