The password manager's sixth annual list of the top 200 most commonly used passwords is pulled from a 2.5TB dataset of stolen logins taken from various sources, including the dark web, where ...

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson cites a new report that says many people still use weak passwords like "123456," risking ...

Further down the list, but still in the top 20 is the name charlie and charlie1. The results are worrying, as most of these passwords can by cracked by cybercriminals in less than a second.

Further down the list, but still in the top 20 is the name charlie and charlie1. The results are worrying, as most of these passwords can by cracked by cybercriminals in less than a second.

Last year, when I wrote about the worst passwords of 2018, it was horrifying to discover clangers including “qwerty” and “123456” appearing in the top 20 list. Predictably, the worst ...

A few notes about this list: 2018 was the fifth straight year that saw these passwords in the Number 1 and 2 spots for being the absolute worst: “123456,” and “password.” The five worst ...

So, here are our top picks for the best password managers, along with some technical comparisons and FAQs to help you pick the best option to suite your needs. We also have a list for the best ...

With 2018 just around the corner, SplashData is out with a fresh list highlighting some of the most commonly used — and thus least secure — passwords of 2017. Not surprisingly, the list is ...

If you want to view every single stored Wi-Fi password on your iPhone, go to Settings > Wi-Fi and tap the Edit button on the ...

The first time you open the Passwords tab of Safari on macOS or the Passwords section of the iOS and iPadOS Settings app or the Mac’s System Settings, you’ll see a new option near the top of your list ...