In the wake of password exposures and account hacks, I cannot emphasize enough the importance of basic safety measures. Having a secure program to guard your personal information doesn’t do you much ...

Admit it: Do you ever use "123456" or "qwerty123" as a password? Given the challenges of juggling dozens or hundreds of online accounts, it's easy to opt for simple (but weak) passwords. Based on a ...

From emails to bank accounts to streaming services, it seems like everything requires a password nowadays. It can be hard to keep track of them, especially after ...

Passwords sit somewhere between the daily annoyance and necessary evil of the digital age. Once upon a time, most of us had that single, easy-to-remember six-digit password that we used for every site ...

Having trouble remembering the different passwords you use for your online accounts? Use this simple technique to create as many complex combinations as you like and memorize them effortlessly! Mail, ...

How fast can your password be hacked? For many, it's a matter of seconds. While password managers and two-factor authentication are valuable tools, there's a simple, yet incredibly effective way to ...

Passwords can be difficult to manage. They have to be long and complex enough that hackers can’t guess them through brute force, and you need to have a unique password for every single account so that ...

People I speak with are usually sold on this idea but often don’t know how to get started. But it’s dead easy. You just have to pick a way to store your passkeys. Here’s a brief overview of the ...

We've all set up a new password and defaulted to something familiar. A nickname. A birthday. Perhaps the name of your dog. That same combo you've used since high school. It feels harmless until your ...