We recently hit a milestone in the world of digital security: 200 companies are now using passkeys instead of traditional password systems. It’s progress, sure, but to me, it’s not exactly fireworks-worthy. Frankly, it feels like we should be much further along. I’ve heard from many…
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Those Terrible Passwords Aren’t Getting Any Better
NordVPN recently released its annual list of commonly used passwords, and (surprise, surprise!) not much has changed. What’s truly baffling is how many folks still rely on this digital equivalent of leaving their front door wide open. The most common password is “123456” but fear…
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