Tuesday 19 January 2016
We all know it’s important to create strong passwords to stop cyber criminals hacking into our digital lives and there are plenty of companies offering ways to make it easier for you to create or remember them. But we laugh in the face of danger, right? Security firm Splash Data has just released its annual list of the most popular passwords stolen over the course of the year and despite the growing sophistication of cyber criminals, and efforts of governments to protect us, we apparently give no shits. For three years running ‘123456’ has been the most popular found (and stolen)…
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