A user has a username and password to log onto a banking website. The user would like to keep access to the account as secure as possible. Which of the following security best practices should the use

Using only public computers to access a banking website is a poor security practice, as public machines may be compromised with keyloggers or malware, exposing sensitive login credentials.

Creating a complex password that includes a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters significantly increases the difficulty for attackers to guess or crack it, thereby enhancing the security of the account.

Changing any default password immediately is a critical security measure because default passwords are often publicly known or easily guessed, making accounts highly vulnerable to compromise if left unchanged.

Writing the password down creates a significant physical security vulnerability; if the note is lost or discovered, the account can be easily accessed.

Using the original or default password for a banking website leaves the account highly vulnerable to unauthorized access, as these passwords are often weak or publicly known.