Americans Are Using the Dumbest Possible Passwords (2024 Edition)

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The Crusade to Replace Passwords With Passkeys Just Intensified

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Google Plans to Give Dark Web Monitoring to Everyone

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23andMe took 5 months to realize hackers had stolen data from customer accounts

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23andMe found out it was attacked by hackers in October

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How to change your Facebook password: Reset your password to keep your account safe

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There are several ways to change your Facebook password to keep your account safe.

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Thousands of employees in the US Department of the Interior are using accounts that are easily hacked

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The Department's most used password was "Password-1234," according to the report.

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Google is replacing passwords with passkeys for more security — here's how they're different

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Passkeys can be enabled in your Google settings, and created for any site that you're required to log into.

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Netflix says it will finally crack down on password sharing soon

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Under the new policy, Netflix users will have to pay a fee to share accounts with people outside of their households.

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