Sentence examples for using the same passwords from inspiring English sources

Graham Cluley, an online security expert and consultant, said that using the same passwords was a likely reason for the Zuckerberg hack.

Bad human habit #1: Using the same passwords everywhere.

Often, hackers use credential stuffing — that's using the same passwords stolen from other breaches on other sites and services — to break into Twitter accounts.

Not the best system, perhaps, but let's face it – most of us have similar strategies: lists, spreadsheets, or worse – using the same password across the web.

Using the same password is risky.

Using the same password for multiple online accounts significantly increases your odds of being compromised.

It goes without saying that they should be particularly concerned if they are using the same password anywhere else on the web".

He instructed them to download a new version of the Tumblr app, and, more alarmingly, to "update your password on Tumblr and anywhere else you may have been using the same password".

And we'll say it again: Using the same password for multiple accounts is a cardinal sin in the security world, so make sure you mix it up, even with accounts you rarely use.

Oh, and it's not just routers: the Raspberry Pi, the credit card-sized computer that's Britain's most beloved since the Spectrum, ships with root login enabled, using the same password on every device.

There are several lessons to be learned from a data breach in which hackers gained access to Mark Zuckerberg's social media accounts, but chief among them is probably this: Quit using the same password for multiple websites.