by Ophtek, LLC | Dec 7, 2021 | GoDaddy Breach, Hackers, Hacking, Ophtek, Password Security, strong passwords
Web hosting is an integral part of how the modern internet works, but what happens when a provider finds themselves the victim of a hack? GoDaddy is one of the most popular web hosting providers in the world with an estimated customer base of over 20 million users....
by Ophtek, LLC | Jun 22, 2021 | Cyber Security, Data Security, Ophtek, Password Security, Two Factor Authentication, Updates
Passwords are one of the most common security measures, but they’re still considered a risk. And 26 million stolen passwords have just been found. We all use passwords on a regular basis throughout our working day. Logging on to remote servers and online platforms all...
by Ophtek, LLC | Dec 1, 2020 | Ophtek, Password Security, Passwork Checkup, Security
Passwords are crucial in IT security and will remain relevant for the near future. But Google’s Password Checkup shows there’s always room for improvement. We all have a long list of passwords that we use to access various IT apps and services. They’re perhaps the...
by Ophtek, LLC | Jan 7, 2020 | Hacking, Ophtek, Password Security, Security Threats
Passwords are the single most important safety tool at your disposal. But passwords need to be strong. And creating strong passwords is far from easy. Thankfully, Google has solved this problem for us. All you need to do is get on board with their new service:...
by Ophtek, LLC | Nov 19, 2019 | business router, Ophtek, Password Security, Security, Security Threats
A business router can help support your entire workforce and customer base, so keeping it secure is crucial. But how do you make sure it’s extra safe? Small to medium businesses need computer networks to stay connected. They can be used to share resources, engage with...
by Ophtek, LLC | Nov 12, 2019 | Ophtek, Password Security, Security, Security Threats
We use passwords for so many different services and websites that we often resort to using the same password. But this approach is very dangerous. Think about it for a second. If your one and only password is compromised then every account you use is at risk. This...
