stackyFACTSCybersecurity experts have spent billions trying to protect networks using biometric data, multi-factor authentication, and military-grade encryption.
Cybersecurity experts have spent billions trying to protect networks using biometric data, multi-factor authentication, and military-grade encryption. Meanwhile, a staggering portion of the human race is still securing their entire financial and personal lives with 123456. It’s a beautiful testament to our collective refusal to inconvenience ourselves, even if it means our identity gets stolen by a teenager in a basement.
Keep exploring facts in this topic.
Technology →STACKY FOR IPHONEKeep discovering with Stacky. Interesting facts in an app that is always within reach.
Cybersecurity experts now strongly recommend using long phrases with natural spaces instead of complex jumbles of numbers and symbols. A simple sentence like…
Discover more
We constantly append exclamation marks and random numbers to our login credentials, clinging to a false sense of absolute digital safety.
Discover more
The security industry somehow believes your mother's maiden name is a highly guarded secret. Systems lock down your account with encrypted passwords, only to…
Discover more
Despite decades of massive cybersecurity warnings, what remains the most commonly used password on the entire internet?
Discover more
Needing an uppercase letter, a special character, and a blood sacrifice just to access a website you visit exactly once a year.
Discover more
Forcing users to use numbers, symbols, and uppercase letters just guarantees they will write the password on a sticky note attached to their monitor. Extreme…
Discover more