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19 Billion Passwords Have Leaked Online: How to Protect Yourself
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19 billion passwords have leaked online: How to protect yourself – Democratic Accent
Passwords are outdated, and it’s time for both tech companies and users to move on. There, I said it. Like it or not, the weakest link in cybersecurity is anything that relies on human input. While organizations continue to invest in firewalls and endpoint security, the most persistent vulnerability remains the human password. The internet has long struggled with poor password practices, but a recent discovery highlights just how serious the pro…
19 billion passwords have leaked online: How to protect yourself
Passwords are outdated, and it’s time for both tech companies and users to move on. There, I said it. Like it or not, the weakest link in cybersecurity is anything that relies on human input. While organizations continue to invest in firewalls and endpoint security, the most persistent vulnerability remains the human password. The internet has long struggled with poor password practices, but a recent discovery highlights just how serious the pro…
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