Cybersecurity researchers have discovered that 19 billion passwords are circulating online — and only 6% of these leaked ...

The leaks analyzed by researchers were ‘loaded with information that could be used to steal accounts or impersonate affected ...

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A whopping 94% of passwords were reused or duplicated, and among the more than 19 billion passwords examined, only 1 billion, or 6%, were considered unique and therefore relatively secure.

123456 is, in the password world, about as lazy as it gets. All passwords are certainly not created equal, and some are way ...

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The most common passwords remain easily guessable, such as a string of numbers in order or characters from popular films.

A Cybernews study analyzing 19 billion leaked passwords from recent data breaches reveals a concerning trend: 94% are reused ...

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Odds are your passwords sucks. That's what a new study from Cybernews shows, at any rate.

An eight-character-long password made of numbers can be cracked instantly, according to the IT firm Hive Systems.