Hackers have exposed 16 billion login credentials, including passwords, in what researchers at Cybernews are calling one of ...

Hundreds of data breaches happen every month, cybersecurity experts say technology has evolved, making it harder for you to ...

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With 16 billion credentials floating around, the question isn’t if you’ve been compromised. It’s whether you’ll act in time to protect yourself.

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Fingerprints, access keys and facial recognition are putting a new squeeze on passwords as the traditional computer security ...

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The Motherload For Hackers Recently, Cybernews reported that 16 billion password-and-login combinations were stolen and are now available on the dark web. This aggregation of credentials is ...

A staggering 38% used the exact same password, and another 20% made only minor tweaks, such as changing a number or adding a symbol. This means a single compromised password could grant access to ...

By far, the most common password that Cybernews researchers found among the 19 billion passwords was "1234," with more than 720 million instances. After that was "12345," with nearly 500 million.