Hi Alan, There is no chance that your credit card will be stolen from iTunes as long as you use a strong password. If, of course, you use a 6 or 8 letter password which is a word instead of a random series of at least 12 upper and lower case letters, numbers and a symbol or 2 then it's secure. Anybody who wants to know about password security should google "Password strength" or "password security" and read a very good article about how passwords really work on Wikipedia. Some people think substituting a number for a letter in a word like "G0ldf1sh" instead of "Goldfish" is save, but password cracking programs can do that one in a couple of minutes. I find one of the best methods shy of using a random password generator is to think of a sentence, preferably a stupid sentence but one that you can remember and then use all the first letters of each word with some numbers and punctuation. There is actually a name for that, but I forgot what it is.
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