The other day, as usual, I started my day by checking my mail. I have several mailboxes, one of which was created many years ago for unimportant emails like discounts, shop offers and spam exploits.
True, sometimes interesting letters came across there, collecting something needed at a discount, or learning about an upcoming concert. In general, the box was necessary.
Why was? In his service, I was shown a warning that my password does not match.
After several unsuccessful cases my waste dump was “hijacked”. It’s good that it was not a work and not a personal box, not so insulting. And what’s really sad is that my iPhone warned me of this dangerbut I didn’t listen to him.
So check your settings. Your passwords are also being reinforced right now.
How to check and update your passwords
1. Go to Settings -> Passwords
2. Look at the number next to “Security Recommendations»
That is how many passwords from your accounts, mailboxes are already in danger of being in the hands of invaders. I currently have 336. three hundred six hundred sixty six I can lose accounts from a variety of services at any second.
What do we have to do?
Right now, check the number of entries in the first group called Highest Priority Recommendations. It contains your passwords, which already stolenfrequently used, or repeated across multiple sites.
They need to be changed first.
It may take you a while to update all the passwords on this list. You will not lose access to your mail or game accounts at the most unexpected moment.
Nowadays, data cream is followed literally every day. Only large stores and services of a wide user base fall into the information field. The only option, like yourself, is to score highly for passwords that use hints built into iOS’s security features.
It’s available absolutely free on any iPhone, iPad or Mac running iOS 14, iPadOS 14, macOS Big Sur or later.
Check.
Source: Iphones RU
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