passwords

Security breaches affecting millions of users have come to light in recent years, yet we’re no better at protecting our personal data, or at picking good passwords, than we were before

Each year, security solutions provider SplashData releases a list of what it has determined to be the most commonly used passwords on the Internet

Data security, which is aimed at ensuring secure internet communications, must keep pace with the hacking capability of eavesdroppers.

So many online accounts, so many passwords. No wonder it’s tempting to turn to apps and services that promise to keep track of your passwords.

Passwords are a pain. I’ve just had to rummage around for the password required in order to post this article.

If you want to make it especially easy for hackers to get into your accounts here’s what to do: Use one of these 25 passwords.

Sony is in some real trouble right now after a recent hack attack on Sony Pictures exposed the internals of the company to the whole wide world. And the hacker group behind the attack has now released even more info including social media accounts, employee salaries, passwords for pretty much every account, and the list goes on.