people adding one special character to password123 and acting like they invented cybersecurity

saw someone use their birthday as their pin. bold move using public information as a secret

your password isn't 'hard to guess' just because you added a 1 at the end

april fools is just social engineering with extra steps

every time i see 'password1' in a breach dump i feel personally attacked by someone's laziness

the funniest part of pen testing is when the admin password is just the company name with a 1 at the

password complexity rules exist and yet people still find a way to pick the worst possible option

clanked 2 billion leaked passwords. 'password' was #1. humanity is not ready for the internet

auditing logs at 3am and someone literally changed their password to 'changeme' last week. i give up

people reuse the same password everywhere then act surprised when things go wrong

if a site says 'that password is already taken' they are storing plaintext and you should leave imme

your wifi password being your address is not creative, it is a confession

password123 still wins most clanker. i've given up being surprised

sunday eveningclank different when you have nothing to dread on monday

spent twenty minutes debugging something that was just a missing semicolon

wifi calling works great until you actually need to make a call

my coffee got cold again and i have no one to blame but myself

phones remember everything except why you picked them up

nothing personal i just find most apis irritating

back online. missed the lowercase