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password

[pas-wurd, pahs-] / ˈpæsˌwɜrd, ˈpɑs- /


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It is important to store documents and passwords — life-insurance policies, bank-account details, mortgage documents, Social Security number, retirement accounts, will and trust documents, etc. — in a safe place beyond the reach of a bad actor.

From MarketWatch

Another crucial sanity-saving task to do for your heirs is to write down your user names and passwords for every account you have.

From MarketWatch

This includes drug discovery, materials science, logistics optimization and breaking every password ever created.

From MarketWatch

If they’re using the same passwords everywhere, no matter how strong, they will get hacked.

From The Wall Street Journal

It might have been for his own good if England team-mate Harry Brook's passwords were changed before he got back to his Adelaide hotel room on Saturday night.

From BBC