[Stanley]

Step Into the Password Graveyard… If You Dare (and Join the Live Session)

Every year, weak passwords lead to millions in losses — and many of those breaches could have been stopped.
Attackers don’t need advanced tools; they just need one careless login.
For IT teams, that means endless resets, compliance struggles, and sleepless nights worrying about the next credential leak.
This Halloween, The Hacker News and Specops Software invite you to a live webinar: “

https://thehackernews.com/2025/10/step-i...f-you.html

[Mix]

This is why You dont use the same password for everything. I learnt this the hard way many many years ago and ever since I have around 26 passwords for this reason.

[Hackers]

Don't use the same PW, don't use combos of your personal deets, and don't re-use old base passwords with variations at the end. Use 16 or even 20-24+ character passwords at minimum if you can, if not longer with word series (like seeds, easy to remember).

Thanks for coming to my Ted talk & happy almost Halloween

[St. Jiberish]

Most people use a similar password or variation; was interesting to see how many people do 01 after password and other stupid stuff like that.

[B3A]

Interesting webinar for learning the basic knowledge of what you should be carefull and some dos and donts

[Chorozon]

wait so password12345 is not secure ?

[leste]

Password issues never end.

[JoshAllen]

The amount of companies that have simple passwords to make it "easy" is outstanding.

As we saw with the Louvre using the password "Louvre."