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You Can Do Better Than the Louvre's Hilariously Bad Password. Here's How to Actually Secure Your Accounts

The most famous museum in the world used an incredibly insecure password to protect its video surveillance system. Here's how to learn from the Louvre’s mistakes and improve your own security.

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You Probably Have a Better Password Than the Louvre Did: Learn From Its Mistake

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You’ll never guess the Louvre’s onetime CCTV password. (You absolutely will)

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Elon Musk's One-Word Reply After $102 Million Louvre Heist Exposed Weak Password

In a major security lapse, it was revealed that a shockingly simple password protected the Louvre Museum’s surveillance system – ‘Louvre’ – a lapse which made it easier for thieves to carry out a stun...

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Paris Louvre Museum Robbery: Audit warned for weak cybersecurity since 2014, the password was ‘LOUVRE’

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The Louvre’s security system password was Louvre

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Your Browser’s Password Manager Is Better Than Ever. You Still Shouldn’t Use It

Using any password manager is better than using none, so if you’re avoiding your browser’s password manager because you’ve heard it’s unsafe, and as a result, use the same password across websites, stop. Your browser is more secure. But for folks who don’t mind a bit of friction for better security, a third-party password manager is the way to go.

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My top 5 password managers for Linux - and my favorite works on Windows and MacOS too

ZDNET's key takeaways Password managers remain vital to your security.Linux has plenty of available options.These tools are open-source and readily available. I've been using a password manager for as long as I can remember.

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Avira Password Manager Review: Free, No-Frills Password Management

Avira Password Manager handles the basics with ease, but the Pro version lacks valuable features found in other premium password management services.

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The Worst Password Of 2025 Is '123456' - Make Sure You Don't Use These

If you’re using ‘123456’ as a password for your online accounts, you should change it. Here are other bad passwords of 2025 that hackers can steal with ease.

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Canadians could get money from $4 million password manager class action

Eligible Canadians could receive money from a proposed settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed against password manager LastPass. LastPass is a

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183M email passwords exposed in data leak — including millions of Gmail accounts — here’s how to check if yours is safe

A massive leak has exposed more than 183 million email passwords, including tens of millions linked to Gmail accounts, in what cybersecurity analysts are calling one of the biggest credential dumps ever uncovered.

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Microsoft Edge Integrates Passkey Sync Feature

Microsoft Edge now saves & syncs passkeys for phishing-resistant, passwordless login across devices. Learn how this enhances security and user experience The Silicon Review.

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Thousands fall victim to ransomware as European attacks reach record highs - here's why they're so at risk

Since 2024, over 2,100 victims have been posted on extortion leak sites across the continent - making European firms twice as likely to be targeted than those in the Asia Pacific, and the view that richer companies can pay higher ransoms makes them attractive targets.

1Password Tops $400 Million US in Annual Revenue, Expands AI Security Push

Toronto-based password manager 1Password says it has passed $400 million US ($561 million CAD) in annual recurring revenue and remains cash-flow positive, as more companies turn to its platform to secure both human and AI system credentials.

Microsoft Edge’s Password Manager Can Now Save and Sync Passkeys

Microsoft’s Edge browser can now be used to create and sync passkeys across Windows PCs, with support for more devices coming soon.