Unhackable
Passwords
A
simple way to convert a weak password into 100 super strong passwords
Passwords and quantum computers
A
simple way to create multi-factor authentication with dynamical
passwords
World
password global survey report
The main advantages of dynamical passwords over passwords in
encrypted files are:
-they are not based on encryption
algorithms, therefore they are ready for the era of quantum
computers;
-passwords are not stored in any place, therefore
they can not be hacked, broken, stolen, damaged, confiscated, etc.;
-users do not need master passwords to manage their other
passwords;
-users do not need to install, synchronize, update,
etc. any software;
-users can convert a weak password into 100
strong passwords;
-users can access private DPGs from any
device connected to internet via a web browser;
-simplification
of management of multiple passwords for multiple accounts;
-simplification of changes of multiple passwords to multiple
accounts;
-each user gets a unique private dynamical passwords
generator (DPG), which generates unique set of passwords for each
user.
With dynamical passwords any
person/business/organization can decrease costs on cyber security in
preparation for the coming recession, but at the same time to
increase cyber security via reducing risks of passwords to be hacked.
No logins.
No software installations, synchronizations, updating, upgrading, etc.
No master passwords.
Not saved in any place. Outside of a time interval when passwords are generated and used they do not exist in the real world, therefore it is not possible to hack something that does not exist in the real world.
With a single click generate 100 super strong different passwords for 100 online accounts.
An ability to create unhackable passwords (see https://www.publish0x.com/simple-solutions-to-complex-problems/a-simple-way-to-create-unhackable-passwords-xeenglp?a=pnelxGQjeK ).
An ability to create multi factor authentication (MFA see https://www.publish0x.com/simple-solutions-to-complex-problems/a-simple-way-to-create-multi-factor-authentication-with-dyna-xgjeplq?a=pnelxGQjeK ).
An ability to convert easy to remember information (for example, name, birthday, etc.) into 100 super strong different passwords for 100 accounts; https://www.publish0x.com/simple-solutions-to-complex-problems/a-simple-way-to-convert-a-weak-password-into-100-super-stron-xyexomw
A simple way to solve password reuse, credential stuffing, and password spraying problems
A simple way to solve the password fatigue problem
Mitigate risks and dangers of passkeys and other credential free login methods
A simple way to reduce risk of data breaches in organizations and businesses
A simple way to protect multiple content files
A simple way to protect any business from BEC attacks
Ready for the era of quantum computers.
For a single key generate a unique sequence of different strong passwords, which can be changed even on daily basis.
Accessible from any device connected to internet via a web browser.
For businesses/organizations DPGs allow to solve the following problems:
-increase cyber security;
-strengthen data protection/privacy;
-reduce passwords fatigue;
-reduce credential stuffing risk;
-mitigate passwords reuse problem;
-mitigate passwords spraying problem;
-reduce risk of BEC hacks;
-simplify secure management of digital assets and information;
-reduce
costs (an
average cost of traditional password managers is $36/year per user. A
private DPG costs $19/year
per user, which reduce costs on over 45%).
Recent news on passwords
Recent study
found that:
-the passwords 'vacation' and 'ready2go' are among
the top picks in the financial sector;
-32% of passwords
contain a direct reference to the company (i.e., the name or its
variation);
-'Dummies' was among the most common passwords in
the consumer goods industry.
Source
https://nordpass.com/poor-company-passwords/
According to
the Inc. Magazine, experts estimate that 100 passwords get stolen
every 1 second, around 8 million per day. In reality, it can be even
worse.
Source
https://windowsreport.com/how-many-passwords-are-hacked-every-day/
How
Password Managers Can Get Hacked
Largest
password compilation of all time leaked online with 8.4 billion
entries
US
Federal Agency Employees Use Weak Passwords that Can be Cracked or
Guessed Quickly, Audit Finds
20
Most Hacked Passwords in 2023: Is Yours Here?
Latest
data breaches (80% of data breaches are caused by compromised,
weak, and reused passwords. https://nordpass.com/blog/data-breach/
Recent research reveals that high-ranking business executives and
company owners tend to use weak and easy-to-crack passwords
https://nordpass.com/business-executive-passwords/ )
Massive
LastPass and GoTo Hack Affects Over 30 Million Users
Bitwarden
password vaults targeted in Google ads phishing attack
PayPal
hack
Norton's
Lifelock hack
LastPass
hack
Multiple
hacks
2.2
million passwords dumped online
Researchers
find 26 security flaws in 9 popular android password managers
Other
hacks
Study:
Nearly half of Americans password-stressed
Identifying
password fatigue
Scary
password statistics