iOS 26 has made Apple Passwords the only password manager I need

Three changes introduced in iOS 26 have enabled me to make Apple’s Passwords app my one and only password manager.

SAP fixes serious security issues - here's how to stay safe

Security researchers SecurityBridge, who notified SAP after finding the flaw, described as a “missing input sanitation” ...
Techlicious

Your Weak, Old, Reused Passwords Are All Over the Internet

The latest accounting of passwords exposed to hackers – all 1.3 billion of them – shows the importance of upgrading your ...
TheServerSide

AZ-204 Azure Developer Practice Exams

If you want to get certified in the Microsoft Azure Developer Associate (AZ-204) exam, you need more than just study materials. You need to practice by completing AZ-204 practice exams, reviewing ...

Hidden dangers of password reuse: How using the same password puts you at risk of hacking and identity theft

Reusing passwords across multiple online accounts poses a significant security risk, making users vulnerable to credential ...
Decrypt

Algorand Launches World’s First Self-Custody Passkey Manager, Replacing Centralized Authenticator Apps

Today, the Algorand Foundation and Algorand-based Pera Wallet announced the launch of a new, decentralized passkey manager ...
9to5Mac

iOS 26’s Passwords app has convenient new feature I’ve been needing

Apple’s Passwords app launched last year in iOS 18 as a new pre-installed password solution across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and more. I’ve been using the app since launch, and iOS 26 brings one welcome ...