Does the password still have a future? [Q&A]
The death of the password has been predicted for a long time, yet despite increased adoption of biometrics, passkeys and other newer technologies, passwords still underpin much of our day-to-day security.
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The death of the password has been predicted for a long time, yet despite increased adoption of biometrics, passkeys and other newer technologies, passwords still underpin much of our day-to-day security.
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SRINAGAR: This era is literally a ‘password era’. From getting into your office, to accessing your bank account or to watch a film or make a phone call, it is a password that is basic. A compromised password means an individual’s life is compromised.
When you're creating a new password in a hurry it's tempting to choose keys that are adjacent to each other on the keyboard. In security circles this is known as a 'walk pattern'.