Part of a larger feature on computer and Internet security in the latest issue of Forbes. Tip No. 1: don’t use consecutive number passwords.
“When it comes to being targeted by a hacker, you’re more likely to be a fish than a deer.
Unlike in the movies, where cybercriminals are able to pinpoint their victims (deer), real-life bad guys are automating attacks across large pools of people (fish) in hopes of stealing data from a few.”
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