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In February, a new property was announced to "Google Chrome"Users can even perform a thorough check to see if their account has been compromised.
Users can download "Password Verification" This service checks a database of 4 million compromised passwords.
After the completion of the operationTo checkThis service indicates if your password is part of the compromised words.
According to data, announced by Google, 650,000 people have recently downloaded this service. An in-depth review revealed that 316,000 people were not safe enough and that the proportion of hacked accounts was 1.25%.
These accounts are unsafe or pirated, accounts belonging to financial institutions or government;Sites Shopping where people use their bank cards, which shows the degree of risk of these vulnerabilities.
What's interesting about the data is that people do not change their password even when the digital security service tells them that they are at risk.
The data revealed that only 26% of them had changed their passwords, but the good news is that 60% of users who have enriched their accounts have entered passwords that are strong and extremely difficult to process.
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In February, a new feature was announced on Google Chrome so that users could perform a thorough check to determine if their accounts were compromised.
Users can download a password check, this service scans a database of 4 million compromised passwords.
Once the scan is complete, this service indicates if your password is part of the compromised words.
According to data, announced by Google, 650,000 people have recently downloaded this service. An in-depth review revealed that 316,000 people were not safe enough and that the proportion of hacked accounts was 1.25%.
These accounts are unsafe or hacked, accounts of financial or governmental institutions and shopping sites where people use their bank cards, which shows the degree of risk of these vulnerabilities.
What's interesting about the data is that people do not change their password even when the digital security service tells them that they are at risk.
The data revealed that only 26% of them had changed their passwords, but the good news is that 60% of users who have enriched their accounts have entered passwords that are strong and extremely difficult to process.
