`123456’ password used in massive Danish CPR data breach

2 days ago by Nemeski to c/cybersecurity

At least three accounts at the company linked to a major breach of Denmark’s CPR register reportedly used the password “123456”, including an administrator account. At least three user accounts at the Funen-based IT company Pays used the password “123456” when hackers gained access to Denmark’s CPR register, Politiken reports. One of them was the […]

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waltersf 16 points 2 days ago

The problem isn't weak passwords like Ritzau and Jens Myrup Pedersen want you to believe. It’s that we are using passwords to authenticate authorized users in public databases for unlimited time and bandwidth.
It's the 21c, and people still do not Keberos.

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