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# Signing In
This section outlines the standard procedure for signing into AutoRABIT Vault™ using your username and password credentials.
## Sign-In Procedure
1. Open a web browser and navigate to your AutoRABIT Vault™ sign-in page.\
**Example:**
2. Enter your **username** and **password** associated with your AutoRABIT Vault™ account.
3. Click **Login**. Upon successful authentication, you will be redirected to the AutoRABIT Vault™ dashboard where you can access its features.
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## Password Requirements
To maintain high security standards, your AutoRABIT Vault™ password must comply with the following rules:
* **Minimum Length**: Must contain at least **8 characters** (10+ recommended)
* **Character Requirements**:
* At least **one uppercase letter** (A–Z)
* At least **one lowercase letter** (a–z)
* At least **one number** (0–9)
* At least **one special character**: `! % @ < > #`
* **Restrictions**:
* Must **not** contain your **email address**, **first name**, **middle name**, or **last name**
* Must **not** include commonly used or easily guessed passwords
* Must **not** match any of your **13 previously used passwords**
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