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Common reused passwords make it easy for cybercriminals to crack into accounts. Our bad passwords list has been updated and includes a bunch of holiday variations. Check it out here.

The more places you have your email address, passwords, contact info, and payment info stored, the more opportunities hackers have to get access to it. It might take some time, but go through all old accounts that you’re not longer using or signed up for a free trial and then never used and delete them. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #cybernews #cybersecuritytip #businesstip #ComputerwareInc #NorthernVirginiaIT #WashingtonDCIT

The more places you have your email address, passwords, contact info, and payment info stored, the more opportunities hackers have to get access to it.  It might take some time, but go through all old accounts that you’re not longer using or signed up for a free trial and then never used and delete them. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #cybernews #cybersecuritytip #businesstip #SouthwestNetworks #CaliforniaIT

The more places you have your email address, passwords, contact info, and payment info stored, the more opportunities hackers have to get access to it. It might take some time, but go through all old accounts that you’re no longer using or signed up for a free trial and then never used and delete them. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #cybernews #cybersecuritytip #businesstip #MidwestITSystems #MinnensotaIT

Cyberint has unearthed a worrying trend a significant increase in police-related mentions in info-stealer logs: Around 10,000 systems associated with police users, department websites, and internal networks have been compromised by info-stealer malware over the past ~3 months. They can be purchased online easily. Cyberint was able to determine that some law enforcement personnel had fallen victim to malware, resulting in the theft of their login details for police systems and personal credentials. The compromised computer systems yielded a wealth of information, including additional emails, usernames, auto-fill data containing personal details such as names, addresses, and phone numbers, and even system information like computer names and IP addresses. Read about the findings here: https://bit.ly/3PKuFjZ

The more places you have your email address, passwords, contact info, and payment info stored, the more opportunities hackers have to gain access to them. It might take some time, but go through all old accounts that you're no longer using or signed up for a free trial and then never used, and delete them. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #cybernews #cybersecuritytip #businesstip #TheTNSGroup #ConnecticutIT

The more places you have your email address, passwords, contact info, and payment info stored, the more opportunities hackers have to get access to it. ⁣ ⁣ It might take some time, but go through all old accounts that you’re not longer using or signed up for a free trial and then never used and delete them.⁣ ⁣ #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #cybernews #cybersecuritytip #businesstip #BusinessKnowledgeSystems #ChicagoIT

Track 'em down, log 'em in, Hear 'em talk, see 'em live: Hacker compromises Spyhide stalkerwware's dev environment and corrals all the stolen secrets https://lnkd.in/ep2C6ZTq

The more places you have your email address, passwords, contact info, and payment info stored, the more opportunities hackers have to get access to it. It might take some time, but go through all old accounts that you’re not longer using or signed up for a free trial and then never used and delete them. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #cybernews #cybersecuritytip #businesstip #Coneth #Manteca

Do you know what the two most common passwords in the world are? ‘123456’ and ‘admin’. If you are currently using either of those passwords, might we suggest changing them as it takes hackers an estimate >1 second to crack those passwords. What better opportunity to change your password than ‘Change your password day’? #OriginComms #ChangeYourPasswordDay #OnlineSafety