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Chatham-Kent Crime Stoppers Urges Residents to Ditch Single Password Across Accounts
Chatham-Kent Crime Stoppers is reminding residents of the risks of reusing the same password across multiple online accounts, warning the practice leaves people vulnerable to financial loss and identity theft. From email and online banking to shopping, streaming services and social media, most people maintain dozens of online accounts, and using the same password for all of them creates one of the biggest cybersecurity risks people face. “We kno…
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Chatham-Kent Crime Stoppers urges residents to ditch single password across accounts
Chatham-Kent Crime Stoppers is reminding residents of the risks of reusing the same password across multiple online accounts, warning the practice leaves people vulnerable to financial loss and identity theft. From email and online banking to shopping, streaming services and social media, most people maintain dozens of online accounts, and using the same password for all of them creates one of the biggest cybersecurity risks people face. “We kno…
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