Five tips to fix your passwords any day of the week
You don’t need a “World Password Day” to know you can make passwords better, but here’s a timely reminder of what to do if you need it.
You don’t need a “World Password Day” to know you can make passwords better, but here’s a timely reminder of what to do if you need it.
AI is a part of life for many people, but it’s also something scammers are using. How do you stay safe in a world where AI is present?
If you use the word password, the numbers 1234, or a pet’s name, you have a bad password. How do you make a good password?
Starting the new year with technology doesn’t have to mean buying a new wearable and going for a fun. Here are five easy things anyone can do these days.
Digital passkeys and their physical siblings may well be the future of password security, but that doesn’t mean people are embracing it en masse.
Whether you have an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or even a Windows machine, you’ll soon be able to use a secure password manager for free across an Apple account.
There’s a new type of security rolling out across services and devices this year, and this week is seeing more of it. Find out what it is as Pickr’s editor calls into the ABC.
The days of remembering a password are on the way out, as your device — phone or computer — become the way to sign in.
Criminals are after your information, and if your password isn’t up to scratch, you’re an easier target. And you’re not alone, wide poor password usage high in Australia.
How can you make passwords better in your life, and what will they look like in the future? That’s what Pickr’s editor Leigh Stark spoke about when he joined Laura Tchilinguirian on Afternoons for ABC Canberra.