Passwords become more secure with the following except for:
  1. Added complexity of symbols, spaces and numbers.
  2. Longer Length
  3. Shorter Expiration
  4. All lowercase letters
Explanation
Answer: D - Using all lowercase letters does not improve the security of a password

Key Takeaway: Anything that will make a password more complex is beneficial to making that password more secure. All lower case or all upper case letters increases the vulnerability of the password to a brute force attack. A good password is of longer length, includes numbers, spaces and special characters, and varies the case of the letters.
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