How to make bad passwords better, and more hope for the future of authentication

Macworld
Feb 4, 2016, 6:30 am423 pts
Would you tell me your password? Probably not, but there might be a good chance I could guess it. In SplashData’s list of the the worst passwords of 2015, culled from data from various breaches and hacks, ‘123456’ and ‘password’ continued to top the list. You’ll also probably be surprised at how easy it is…

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