#commonpasswords

Popular data breach logging website ‘Have I Been Pwned’ has now announced the code base of ‘Have I Been Pwned’ will be open source. ‘Have I Been Pwned’ To Open Source In a recent post, Troy Hunt has announced

Researchers have found a new password stealer targeting Google Chrome. What’s different about this Chrome Password Stealing Trojan is that it stores all stolen passwords to a remote MongoDB database. Chrome

Best practice dictates that users should use a different password for every online account they own, for an average internet user to remember a different unique password for every account by themselves

After meddling with a number of social networks, it seems the hackers have moved their focus to video-sharing platforms as well. Reportedly, DailyMotion – a popular platform for videos – has become the

Having strong passwords is the key to maintain your account security in the online world. Yet, sometimes, what you think of as a strong password might be too easy for hackers to crack. Besides, it might