The Worst Passwords of 2015: '12345' Is Not a Good Way to Secure Your Data

Technology may be rapidly evolving toward the future, but the way most of us secure it sure isn't. For the fifth year in a row, cyber security firm SplashData has released a compilation of the past year's worst passwords, many of which also happen to be the year's most popular passwords. Go figure.

eBay Hacked: 145 Million Customers Affected by Data Breach; Company Urges Users to Change Passwords

By Robert C. Weich III
Could be the biggest data breach in history.

Most Common (Worst) Passwords of 2013: Are You Securing Your Data?

By Robert Schoon
The annual most common (i.e., worst) passwords list has been released, and there's good news and bad: the most egregiously obvious password has been downgraded from the number one slot, but its replacement isn't that much better.
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