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For the past seven years running, the two most commonly used passwords on the web is “123456” and “password”. Yet we demand software provides, app developers and social media companies to tighten up their security over our data. The onus is really on us. And while password managers aren’t a new thing, it’s becoming a lot of vegetables. We know they’re good for us, but we are much happier memorising our passwords. So what is the future of password and will we ever see a world without passwords?
Presenter: Richard Bradbury, Jeff Sandhu & Arvindh Yuvaraj
Producer: Christine Wong
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