An analysis of six billion stolen login details shows that the majority of people still use insecure passwords. You should ...

On Thursday, January 15, the legacy character returns to the canvas after a yearlong absence.

Kramer: (Enters, more like smashes, through the front door. He sees Jerry freaking out over the phone.) “Your phone? Again?” Jerry: “It’s the Constellation 3000. I paid a lot for this phone!” Kramer: ...

Abstract: Special characters plays an important role in ensuring the complexity of passwords in text-based password authentication approaches. However, designing effective user guidance for creating ...

(WJAR) — Be honest – are you really creating a unique password for every account? A new survey by CNET reveals 24% of Americans are using the same password across multiple accounts – which is really ...

Google has announced a new feature in its Chrome browser that lets its built-in Password Manager automatically change a user's password when it detects the credentials to be compromised. "When Chrome ...

May 9, 2025: Updated to note that this data seems to be referring to a worst case scenario for hackers and assumes that the software tries every other hash first before getting to the correct one. In ...

A study of over 19 billion exposed passwords has revealed that only 6 percent of the leaked passwords were unique. The vast majority, 94 percent, were reused or duplicated, making them prime targets ...

Think of something you'll remember forever, something so close to your heart or brain that you wouldn't have to write it down to keep it top of mind. You'll have to type it out every day for 30 days.