It's enough to keep you on your phone's data connection the annoying guest wireless network. Maybe it's got a clunky, slow-loading web portal to navigate. Maybe the password is hard to find. Or maybe it's entirely open, but you noticed that a seedy-looking guy over there has Wireshark open on his laptop.
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LastPass users will be prompted to change their master passwords after the online password locker company reported that its network was breached on Friday.
Website password strength meters, like a spouse asked to assess your haircut or outfit, often tell you only what you want to hear.
Many security experts feel that passwords are no longer sufficient to keep online accounts safe from hackers, but we're still a long way from widespread adoption of biometrics and alternative methods of authentication.