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Often, users pick the same password for many different services, which is ill-advised.
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If you use the same password elsewhere online, change every instance.
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Use Unique Passwords Don't use the same password for multiple accounts.
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You should not re-use the same password even for the less important sites.
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How many online accounts do I use the same password for?
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Be sensible Don't reuse the same password and email login combo on numerous sites.
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Yahoo users who recycle the same password across the internet may still be at risk.
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Have you still got the same password from 2012?
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Don't use the same password and patch your stuff.
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That's a lot of turnover, likely because there fewer people resorting to the same password clichés.
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And never, never use the same password as the one you use on your host system!
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Password Manager If you're using the same password for every online account, you're just asking for trouble.
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Believe it or not, it's much safer to write them down than reuse the same password everywhere.
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If they used the same password for other services such as e-mail, those passwords should be changed, too.
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If someone does, they can potentially gain access to other systems that the users use the same password for.
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Cavanagh says the danger here depends on whether people use the same password for all the sites they may use.
