Collaborate Disseminate
Originated at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1961, passwords have long been a central component of digital security. But in the nearly 60 years since they were first implemented as a standard safeguard, technological advancements and soci… Continue reading Are Passwords Now Passé?
“We had access to the grade book. Now we could change the grades.” Continue reading What a teen grade hacker’s confession can teach us
Password-sharing persists, but at least multifactor authentication usage is up. Continue reading ThreatList: Password Hygiene Remains Lackluster in Global Businesses
Remember, it isn’t a secret if you tell somebody else. Continue reading How MP Nadine Dorries could have shared her passwords securely
Says comedian and rapper Jack Johnson: “I need some street cred, I hope the Feds show up to my front door.” Continue reading YouTube star asks for fans’ passwords to hijack their Twitter accounts
Sharing your Netflix or HBO password technically violates one of America’s worst tech laws, the Ninth Circuit has ruled. Continue reading Password Sharing Is a Federal Crime, Appeals Court Rules