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How crackable is your password?

By on February 9, 2017 in Security, Tech Tips
We may scoff at those who actually use the word “password” as their password (or "123456"), but we probably shouldn’t be too smug. After all, are your passwords really any good? They may not be nearly as awesome as you think.
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Russian crime syndicate hacks one billion user credentials

By on August 7, 2014 in News, Security
In the past 24 hours many media outlets have reported on how a Russian organized crime syndicate has accumulated over one billion user credentials (usernames, emails, passwords). While this news is still developing, it is not a reason to panic, but it is a great reason to revisit secure computing practices. We've got six tips for you.
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Overwhelmed by Passwords? The One Essential Tip You Need to Know

By on June 5, 2014 in News
There’s a lot of advice out there about passwords – how to generate them, store them, manage them. It’s certainly important to get a grip on your passwords – especially after Heartbleed, possibly the greatest vulnerability in Internet history. But for many of us (myself included), the idea of managing ALL those passwords is overwhelming. Here's a little advice...
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Twitter hacked. Update your passwords.

By on February 4, 2013 in News, Security, Tech Tips
At the end of last week Twitter announced it had been attacked by hackers and that up to 250,000 accounts… more...
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