The Password on the Sticky Note
In 2017, a cybersecurity firm called Keeper reported that the most common password in the world was still "123456." Millions of people — people with...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Genesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7.
In 2017, a cybersecurity firm called Keeper reported that the most common password in the world was still "123456." Millions of people — people with bank accounts, medical records, family photos — chose the one barrier experts begged them never to use. It wasn't ignorance. Every login screen warned them. Every IT department pleaded. They simply believed it wouldn't happen to them.…
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