[jucalandra]

When making passwords people very often tend to make it something simple to remember, which makes sense. But, in today’s society a password could be critical to life changing accounts, someone could take everything you have just from the click of a button in a different country behind a computer screen. I’m emphasizing greatly that when you make your password to make it something that you and only you will know, also write it down in a place you know is safe so that you don’t forget it. The most common passwords used by people today are “1234”,”12345″,”123456″, etc. But the most common of all is the word “password”.

https://cyware.com/news/here-are-the-most-common-passwords-found-from-breaches-in-2019-cd2e3400

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[GabrielLuke]

Threats to cybersecurity have become remarkably common and continue to gain momentum through technological advances. Increased coordination and more advanced technology for like facial recognition cyber criminals are continually being adopted. Via cyber crimes, personal identification information (PII) from employees and customers is stolen and used somewhere else in illegal arrangements. Legitimate data are vulnerable to identity robbery and fraud in large-scale data violations.

Cyber crimes will cost the whole world 6 trillion dollars a year by 2021, the Cyber security Ventures report. Cyber crimes have become the subject of data and security threats in the last couple years of tech giants such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, and mobile companies. This is why it is not a question of “if” in terms of cyber crimes, it is not a question of “when.”

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