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Apr 22, 2019
Millions of people are still using passwords like '123456' or 'qwerty': Study
Top of the list was 123456, appearing in more than 23 million passwords. -
Jul 06, 2018
Over 50 % of smartphone users don't use passwords or anti-theft solutions
According to the survey less than 48 percent of people password-protect their mobile devices. -
Aug 05, 2017
PSA: Check your passwords against this database of over 300 million stolen credentials
Password management is a painful chore, but as with all chores, a necessary one. In the digital age, data is everything and it must be protected. -
May 05, 2017
Experts claim that bad passwords are a significant threat to cyber security in India
Even though the number of internet users in India is expected to reach 420 million by June, there is still a lack of awareness about passwords among the masses. -
Feb 24, 2017
Google clarifies that being signed out of gmail is not part of any phishing attack
The concerned users have reported this incident after fearing that they have lost access to their Google accounts. -
Feb 08, 2017
Intel Security reveals findings of a study on the impact of technology on human relationships in India
Valentine's Day is just under a week away, and according to an Intel study, you are more likely to spend time with your smartphone than your partner. -
Jan 31, 2017
Facebook introduces delegated recovery to secure accounts for third party services
Users can recover their lost GitHub accounts through Facebook verification, instead of using an e-mail address or phone numbers. -
Jan 20, 2017
Your heartbeat may replace passwords of your health records
A patient's own heartbeat may be soon used as the password to access electronic health records, say scientists who developed a low-cost technique to protect personal data. -
Jan 16, 2017
Study reveals "123456" was the most common password in 2016
The numeric combination of '123456' was the most common password of 2016, followed by '123456789' and 'qwerty'. -
Dec 20, 2016
US Court of Appeals rules that a defendant can be legally compelled to reveal his passwords
In what is a landmark ruling that will set quite the precedent, a Florida Court of Appeals ruled that a defendant can be legally compelled to reveal the passcode to his phone.
