With every new data breach, the digital citizenry becomes more aware that online activities aren’t necessarily private or secure. Whether you’re an adult looking for undercover dalliances on Ashley Madison or a child playing games online with VTech digital learning toys, the fact that you enter these sites by way of a password is no guarantee. Between the powerful cracking tools available to cybercriminals, the human tendency to take the easy route, and corporate negligence, it’s no wonder that attitudes about password security are shifting. Both end users and security professionals are calling for a better way forward. Security is…
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