Are you using the worlds most popular password 123456?
Well, you may want to think again.
Keeper Security, a US-based password management company, has revealed a list of the worst passwords of 2016.
The list has been compiled by aggregating passwords leaked in data breaches during the past year.
The simplistic password 123456 ranked first for the third year in a row.
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Keeper Security called for website operators to do more to force people to create strong phrases.
The report stated, Website operators must take more responsibility for password security.
After years of data breaches due to weak passwords, website operators are still not enforcing password best practices.
The bigger responsibility lies with website owners who fail to enforce the most basic password complexity policies.
IT administrators and website operators must do the job for them.
Its better to be safe than sorry!
source: www.techworm.net
