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Why shouldn't you use the same password for email, games, and government portals?

A LEAK ON A MINOR WEBSITE WILL GIVE HACKERS ACCESS TO ALL YOUR ACCOUNTS.
Databases of small forums and online stores are regularly breached and leaked online. Scammers take logins and passwords from simple games and automatically test those credentials on banks and important services.

Credential Stuffing Attacks

When a minor service is breached, email and password lists end up in databases used for automated credential stuffing. Bots test stolen passwords across hundreds of major resources in seconds: if a combination matches, attackers instantly gain access to your primary email, social media, and financial accounts.

How to Properly Secure Your Accounts

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