Author: Ihsan ur Rehman Danish

Passwords are a headache for adults, let alone kids. Between school accounts, online games, and educational apps, children are being asked to create and remember secure passwords earlier than ever. Most of the time, kids use weak passwords like “1234” because they don’t realize the consequences. These easy choices leave them open to cybercriminals and hackers. 193 billion accounts were affected by credential stuffing attacks in 2022, which leverages reused passwords, according to Sangfor. It shows that creating strong passwords is the number one way to prevent personal information from being abused online. With schools and online activities requiring digital…