Latest about passwords
Even McDonald's thinks you need to change your passwords - especially if they're burger-related
McDonald warns common passwords like 'bigmac' and 'happymeal' remain highly vulnerable, urging stronger, randomized credentials for all users.
Passwords are still a problem for UK businesses - what next?
The challenge for British security leaders is no longer whether NCSC guidance on credential management is sound, but how to operationalize it effectively.
Idle infrastructure might cause your next breach – here’s how to stop it
What CISOs can do to secure inactive systems and overlooked storage before attackers exploit them.
Passwordless authentication isn’t the problem, the myths around the technology are
Discover why common misconceptions hold back passwordless authentication—and how it can transform your security.
The agentic internet is coming – and businesses need to be ready
Autonomous AI agents are changing how people and businesses interact online. Is your organization ready?
No wonder it got hit - report claims password for the Louvre’s video surveillance system was...“LOUVRE”
Using “LOUVRE” as a password, and running Windows 2000/Windows Server 2003 certainly didn’t help.
Thousands of civil servants have password exposed for over a year in 'particularly dangerous' incident
Hundreds of unique passwords were found on the dark web, and many were reused across services.
Germany's government wants to replace passwords with passkeys
Germany’s Federal Office for Information Security wants to make passkeys the default option.
