Security Everywhere – Cyber Security Essentials Q&A Part Three
06 November 2024
In Part 3 of our cyber security Q&A, Sheldon Reynolds talks us through the danger of reusing passwords and what happens on the dark web.
According to data from the Institution of Engineering and Technology, a fifth of people are using the same password for multiple websites and devices. 38 per cent of people wrongly believe replacing letters with numbers in a password makes them harder to guess.
Watch this video to learn the key facts about password security and what might happen to your passwords if they’re compromised:
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