passwords – Davey Winder

These Are The 32 Passwords You Really Shouldn’t Use Unless You Want To Get Hacked

Security researchers trawled the Dark Web and found nearly 20 plaintext million passwords. These were the 32 most commonly used.

Research reveals that 68 percent of IT security stakeholders don’t know if they’ve experienced a Pass the Hash (PtH) attack

As we enter National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Google has confirmed a password security update. Here’s what you need to know.

Passwords such as admin, p@ssw0rd, or 12345 are familiar and insecure. The most common, least secure, is none of these.

An exclusive look at new biometric security technology that promises to revolutionize user authentication with a wave of the hand

A prolific hacker confirmed how he could take over any Instagram account in ten minutes using this new attack methodology

In what would be an unlikely cybercrime first, NASA investigates if an astronaut hacked a bank account while in space

Password managers are a good thing for your login security. Unless they open the door to attackers through privilege escalation

Why have Sky customers found themselves locked out of their accounts, told to reset their passwords? I’ve been finding out.