Offensive Security warned Kali Linux users to manually install a new Kali repository signing key to avoid experiencing update failures. The announcement comes after OffSec lost the old repo ...

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.

And it can seemingly run Linux. A lone developer known as "NSG650" recently unveiled the Linux In Excel project, which, as you might guess, forces the Linux kernel to run within a Microsoft Excel ...

Hackers will often try hashes of all common and breached passwords before even thinking about moving on to new ones.

TL;DR: A new study analyzing more than 19 billion passwords from relatively recent data breaches between April 2024 and 2025 has found that the vast majority are weak. Alarmingly, only six percent ...

Passwords have become the backbone of cybersecurity; they are the safe-codes to bank accounts and websites. Despite the increasing cybersecurity breach cases, people still rely on weak common ...

Statistically speaking, your passwords probably suck. At least, that’s the implication made by one cybersecurity research team, which analyzed over 19 billion leaked passwords and found only six ...

It ran its test against passwords, encrypted with the method used on most websites. In this case, it was bcrypt, which was the most widespread, according to the data from previous breaches.

Microsoft Switches to Passkeys By Default, Pledges to Eliminate Passwords Your email has been sent Apple and Google also pledged to use the FIDO Alliance’s standard for biometric or PIN logins ...