Security · 2h ago
Boomers beat Gen Z at password hygiene, but both fail on basics
A survey finds Baby Boomers change passwords most often but often store them unsafely. Gen Z reuses passwords more and sticks with old ones. Many users still rely on decades-old passwords created as kids.
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The generational comparison distracts from the core issue: password managers remain underused across all age groups.
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Baby Boomers beat Gen Z in password hygiene, but both generations still don’t stick to the best practices — and many people are still using decades-old passwords that they made as kids →
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