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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.


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