How to use Apple’s new re-used password warning to reduce your risk of account hijacking

Macworld
Oct 3, 2018, 8:00 am847 pts
The biggest risk when setting a password is when you re-use a password across sites and services. If you do this, you’re multiplying the risk of a breach at one of those services, allowing a cracker to try your account name and password from the breached service at other sites. If any match, they’ve now…

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