Simple Passwords Remain Popular, Despite Risk of Hacking - NYTimes.com
These are a list of favorite passwords if you use one its better to change it
These are a list of favorite passwords if you use one its better to change it
Simple Passwords Remain Popular, Despite Risk of Hacking - NYTimes.com
These are a list of favorite passwords if you use one its better to change it
It' o.k. J' I've checked I don't use one of them, so no need to change because I use all of them.
Always try to make sure they are at least 8 charcters long and also contain differnet values too, like Bl4hBl4h_0000 or something equally sinister, that way even if its something simple like your dogs name it can still be 5h3p_5678 instead of just shep_5678, you get what I mean 
Soccer......
....Does that mean there are tons of Americans using the word Soccer because they feel its obscure in their country or that countless football fanatics in this country are thinking 'i'll use Soccer because no one will guess that'
....Does that mean there are tons of Americans using the word Soccer because they feel its obscure in their country or that countless football fanatics in this country are thinking 'i'll use Soccer because no one will guess that'
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without wanting to be accused of another thread wander, this article was in my morning paper ..... seems there is can be a problems when a person dies and his/her passwords are "lost"
Web sites deal with digital assets after we die
no doubt someone will point out thats its only a problem here in the US because we are dumb yanks and you folks are so technically superior (sarcasm)
Web sites deal with digital assets after we die
no doubt someone will point out thats its only a problem here in the US because we are dumb yanks and you folks are so technically superior (sarcasm)