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Computer Users Once Again Insist ‘123456’ and ‘password’ are the Pinnacle of Cybersecurity

Computer Users Once Again Insist '123456' and 'password' are the Pinnacle of Cybersecurity

… At least according to a recent report posted by the password manager firm NordPass.

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Tags: #cybersecurity, #penetration_testing, #penetrationtesting, #security, #vulnerability

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