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That's flawed logic. Most of the analysis comes from the Adobe leakage, and arguably a large share of users there didn't care about this service and used an easy and weak password. It would be much more interesting to have stats from active gmail accounts or bank accounts, for instance.
Article is garbage: sample is clearly biased.
Passwords are bullshit and it is our failure as an industry: we should be moving away from passwords.
What alternative is there? When it comes to authentication, there are only a few categories: 1. Something you know: password, secret question, mother's maiden name. These can be forgotten. If the information is generated by the user, it has the potential to be something easily guessed. 2. Something you have: SSH key, GPG key, RSA token, Yubikey, Google Authenticator. These can be quite secure, but hard to use. Losing…
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Thank you france.