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A password manager provides a convenient target for a hacker. Been in IT Security function for 40 years, so maybe the game has changed...

Alas, try dealing with Bell Canada… they won’t let you talk to a “supervisor” until they go through their script first… kills me…

Exactly this. With a bot, I can jump past the 34 steps a human will insist they make you go through, even though you have told them you...

Using AI for the first tier of customer service is fine… as long as if the bot doesn’t solve my problem, I have the option of proceeding...

They will use the Deep Impact method instead of Armageddon

Jesus, this isn't rocket science. You're doubly wrong, for not only do these "password" lists typically include paired credentials...

And I’ve said it DOES as there are ALSO username lists out there… not to mention it’s pretty easy to get someone’s username.. That’s...

THIS is… and if your password leaks, why would it matter how complicated it is? You do understand basic logic, right?

Again… READ!! Complex passwords won’t help you against DB leaks… MFA can be hacked yes… but it’s FAR harder to do!

No - that doesn’t protect you from database leaks - changing you password often does help a bit - but is quite inconvenient… Nothing is...

Once again proving you don't actually read... I suggest you go back and READ my comments... NOTHING is safe... EVERYTHING can be...

Brute force generates RANDOM passwords that aren’t necessarily REAL passwords… using a list means that every single one is a real...

If you had bothered to read the comments (or done even the simplest of research)... you'd know that MANY password lists come with...

Well, if your password is on a list, they have that AND your username… so if you don’t have 2FA, they got your account… The...

Eh? You think these lists are just that? Random unassociated passwords? In nearly all cases, it's a username/password pair, sometimes...