Six major password managers with tens of millions of users are currently vulnerable to unpatched clickjacking flaws that ...

Make sure that you pick a strong, unique password that is not the same as your computer password. Use longer passwords, as it's more secure, and try to use a combination of numbers, special ...

If you don’t count hackers, phishers and pirates, most computer users hate passwords. Tech giants have been predicting the death of passwords since 2004 when Bill Gates foretold of their ...

If you don’t count hackers, phishers and pirates, most computer users hate passwords. Tech giants have been predicting the death of passwords since 2004 when Bill Gates foretold of their ...

KeePass is a popular password manager, but it is vulnerable to a newly discovered exploit that could let hackers steal your master password in plain text.

The password era is ending,” two senior figures at Microsoft wrote in a July blog post. The tech giant has been building ...

While password protections have come a long way since MIT created the first computer password in 1961, poor password hygiene remains.

Many of today’s computer passwords are stored and transmitted in a cryptographic hashed form. A strong password hash algorithm ensures that if the password hash is obtained by unauthorized ...

The passkey argument is that passwords are old and insecure. Computer passwords were originally conceived as an easy-to-remember secret for humans to type into a text box.