Keep Your Passwords Unique
As the internet grows, more and more people come online. Gone are the days when there used to be just one main site, allowing you to only have one password. There are now so many cracking sites around, but what a vast quantity of people are doing is literally using the same password on every single site. This is not only quite dangerous but you could also end up making quite a big loss. If a hacker gets access to one of your passwords all they have to do is Google your name and see most of your online accounts. They will then be able to access a immense assortment of different accounts and ruin your identity. Lets have a look at some of the accounts that the hackers may be able to get access too.
Banks
This would in all likelihood be the worst situation, could you envisage if your bank account got hacked and the hacker was able to see all of your account inside information and remove money from there. You may not think this happens, but UK and global online fraud is increasing by the day.
Sites and Profiles
Although this may not be as extreme, it is still a huge invasion of your privacy, once they gain access to your site files they can really hurt your business. If they get into your profiles than this can again hurt you as you never acknowledge what secret communication you may have in there.
Gambling
Online gambling, especially online poker has increased a huge amount and people have a lot of money stored in their gambling accounts. Again if you do not have a unique password in place it will be so easy for a hacker to log in a spend all of your accumulated funds.
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