12345678, 87654321… utterly uncreative passwords that protect nobody. That is the reality for a great many users out there. But we are here to change that, urgently. Passwords are the most secure link in digital security. In this workshop we will show the types of passwords that are possible, along with the kinds of attack that can arise from weak passwords. The risks involved, scams and real cases are all on our syllabus. By Kleber Freitas
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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO LOOK AFTER YOUR PASSWORDS ONLINE?
19H00–20H00Online event
A workshop on passwords: the types that exist, the attacks that grow out of weak passwords, and the real scams that start there.
19H00–20H00
Online event
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took place on 24 June 2021 — keep an eye on the calendar for future editions
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