1. Introduction
   1. Advice on good passwords is bad for dyslexia
   2. Dyslexic readers struggle with non-sense words
   3. Paradoxically 'h&r!.Ke' is worse password than dog......................................
2. Advice
   1. Long passwords better than random (12 chars min)
   2. Caps and numbers useful but less necessary with length
   3. Do not reuse password
   4. Use a password manager
      1. LastPass - web based
      2. Kee Pass - free software
   5. Write down master password
3. Good dyslexia-friendly passwords
   1. Pick 3 or 4 words you know how to type
   2. Add some numbers in between or at end
   3. Examples
      1. mydogjohnbarksnightlY12
      2. 45SeemPruneShone
      3. This37IsFranksName89
      4. barcelonAberlinholiday2012
4. Password hacking myths
   1. You can NOT guess just part of a password
   2. You cannot guess a password letter by letter
   3. Nobody guesses your password by knowing what you like
5. How bad hackers steal passwords
   1. List of commonly used passwords
   2. Comparison of email with password database
   3. Brute force - Try all possible combinations 1 by 1
   4. Phishing and spear-phishing