The 25 worst passwords of 2013: ‘password’ gets dethroned
“123456” is finally getting some time in the spotlight as the world’s worst password, after spending years in the shadow of “password.” Security firm Splashdata, which every year compiles a list of the most common stolen passwords, found that “123456” moved into the number one slot in 2013. Previously, “password” had dominated the rankings. The change in leadership is largely thanks to Adobe, whos
Nvidia plans a Tegra 4-based portable gaming device
LAS VEGAS—Perhaps taking a leaf from Apple’s book, Nvidia kept its greatest surprise at CES for the end of its Sunday news conference: an Android-based portable gaming device based on its new Tegra 4 chip. A working prototype of the device was demonstrated by Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang (shown above) during the news conference. A launch date wasn’t announced. The device, called “Project Shield,” res
New and Improved SkyDrive Is a Threat to Dropbox
Microsoft is shaking things up with SkyDrive. The new features and capabilities move it out of the Microsoft-centric shadows and pit it more directly against Dropbox, and possibly the imminently rumored Google Drive. However, Microsoft also announced a change to SkyDrive that many won’t appreciate. The big news is that Microsoft has done away with the convoluted Live Mesh system, and adopted a mor
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