The state of password security is best illustrated by looking at the rise in credential stuffing attacks. By combining login software with proxy servers, hackers bombard targets with username and password combinations harvested from previous data breaches. The attacks are usually successful because people tend to re-use weak passwords between online services.
TeamPassword's founder Brian Sierakowski walks through the ways hackers steal passwords and what you can do to stay safe.
Last year, we reached a milestone that we could barely wrap our minds around — 1,000,000 shared logins on TeamPassword . Today, we’re in shock to have more than doubled that milestone by reaching 2.5 million shared logins!
This past July, we released the first-ever mobile app for TeamPassword customers . After working for almost a year to design and develop this app, we want to share a bit of how we worked to make TeamPassword Mobile a useful, easy-to-navigate app for our users.
We’ve got several features that will make using TeamPassword accessible while on the move and away from your desktop, including Google sign-in, groups and sharing, 2-step verification and password generator
Security breaches have become alarmingly common — both at home and in the workplace. Despite the rise of two-factor authentication and constant horror stories in the media, many people still have poor password hygiene and remain at risk for these kinds of attacks.
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