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Tuesday, June 01, 2004

Only You Can Prevent Password Thievery

The Associated Press, via MSNBC, highlights the fact the most web users practice poor password protection. Mostly, this means that, despite knowing better, plenty of people still choose online passwords like "password" or other such nonsense.

e-Smokey (if there were such a thing) would be very disappointed in you. So, all you naughty netizes march straight to your online user accounts, and change your passwords to an alphanumeric combination that no one could guess or easily hack into using automated hacking programs.

The least you could do is change your password to something tongue-twisting like... password2! Oh, and if you need another good reason: Don't let the terrorists win by stealing your Amazon.com account and ordering all kinds of White House handbooks!

Posted by Cory Kleinschmidt
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