True: A password attack is when a cybercriminal tries to steal your passwords, A password attack is common because cybercriminals are able to guess passwords, A password attack is common because we usually use the same password for multiple accounts, If you are unable to log in even though you entered the correct password, your password has probably been stolen, You can protect yourself from password attacks by using strong passwords, You can protect yourself from password attacks by using a password generator, You can protect yourself from password attacks by chaning default passwords, You can protect yourself from password attacks by using multi-factor authentication, Financial gain is the #1 reason for a criminal to steal your identity, If someone steals your identity, you should notify the platform , Creating a strong password is a good idea, Using a password generator is very helpful, You should always use different passwords for different accounts, Using biometrics is a great idea, False: A password attack is when a cybercriminal tries to steal your credit card numbers, Cybercriminals never try to guess your passwords, People rarely use the same password for multiple accounts, If your multi-factor authentication app is sending you a secondary code or request, you don't need to worry about it, You don't really need to worry about strong passwords, If someone steals your identity, you don't need to do anything, Using the same password for all accounts is just fine, You should always create easy passwords so you can remember them, It's okay to keep the default password when using a new program, Sharing your passwords with others is just fine, Password attacks are very rare, Identity theft never happens,

Password Attacks & Identity Theft

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