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49% of workers, when forced to update their password, reuse the same one with just a minor change:
A survey of 200 people conducted by security outfit HYPR has some alarming findings.
For instance, not only did 72% of users admit that they reused the same passwords in their personal life, but also 49% admitted that when forced to update their passwords in the workplace they reused the same one with a minor change.
Furthermore, many users were clearly relying upon their puny human memory to remember passwords (42% in the office, 35% in their personal lives) rather than something more reliable. This, no doubt, feeds users' tendency to choose weak, easy-to-crack passwords as well as reusing old passwords or making minor changes to existing ones.
What is so bad about changing "Password1" to "Password2"?
(Score: 2) by DannyB on Friday December 13 2019, @06:21PM
I would point out:
On SSLLabs, which I just tried again, [ssllabs.com] and it gets a Grade A on both its IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, I notice the following. SSLLabs only tested it on TLS 1.2 because SSLLabs says: "For TLS 1.3 tests, we only support RFC 8446."
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