In times when fraud and fraud are very common and very widespread, it is more important than ever before to be protected against the criminals who try to access one’s assets and money with all possible means.
Something we both should and want to hold for ourselves is PIN codes, especially to the bank and the bank card. Selecting a unique code is therefore crucial to protecting both yourself and your personal and financial tasks.
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Use six-digit PIN
Once it comes to the four-digit PIN codes, it is also not uncommon to keep the same as you have had for several years, or to keep in a code you can easily remember, for example the year of birth on your child, wife or parent.
However, instead of choosing a four -digit code, you can advantageously use a six -digit code, whether it is for the mobile phone, the bank or any other login to places where there is financial and private information about you. A six -digit code is safer and reduces the risk of being cut.
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Photo: Jessica Gow/TTDE 50 most common PIN codes
However, there are some codes that even more common than others and that you should therefore avoid altogether, it explains the US site CNBC for. The most common codes are the easiest to crack for those who try.
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