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Over 40,000 admin portal accounts use ‘admin’ as a password::Security researchers found that IT administrators are using tens of thousands of weak passwords to protect access to portals, leaving the door open to cyberattacks on enterprise networks.
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Yikes, imagine not using a password manager on that. That’s some next-level numpad skills.
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Do they?
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I worked for an organization that was pawned by ransomware. That administered around 4500 Windows PCs. All and every one of them had an admin account that was “adminarea” and the password was “areaadmin”
Pretty sure it’s a lot more than 40k
Researcher just found long ago that Mb2.r5oHf-0t is the most secure Passwort. Therefore everyone should use it
There is a chance that I once used the user ‘admin’ with the password ’ istrator’ for the laughs.
That’s amazing! I’ve got the same combination on my luggage!
Gibson gang checking in with password “GOD”
I assumed after Hackers came out every sysop would practice better password hygiene.
Shows what I know.
1qaz2wsx!QAZ@WSX gang checking in.
I’m more of a
“thiS is the time to make a pa55word time?!”
kinda person.
`It’s p4sswording time!”
My providers router has the username locked as ‘Admin’. They are pretty decent otherwise.
Meh. Username shouldn’t matter anyway. Make sure the password is secure (and stored securely).
I had a loaned ISP router in the early naughts that I couldn’t change the admin password, but it was the same for all their boxes and someone posted it on my bulletin board. I changed it as soon as I could, but the techs were furious. Whatever man, I’m not letting anyone take control of my LAN because you can’t figure this shit out.
Thank god my is qwerty123
Yeah, and my password may be “admin” but the username is not, check mate scientists!
