While its products reach consumers and businesses all over the world, one of the biggest headlines from the 2022 conference were not about a slimmer, faster new iPhone, but the company’s planned replacement for passwords that will be coming soon to Safari and iOS; a plan to make even the best password managers (opens in new tab) all but obsolete.

The password problem is well documented these days. With 39% of UK businesses being hit by cyber attacks last year, with phishing attacks accounting for nearly 90% of these, the security limitations of passwords are clearer than ever.

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As we all accumulate an ever-increasing number of digital accounts, password security is more important than ever. With the advent of password generators and multifactor authentication, attempts are being made to make our online world both safer and more convenient.

However, it seems that, for whatever reasons, many people still aren’t fully onboard and remain tethered to the old ways of password management.

In a hardly surprising answer, over 60% stated that they reuse passwords across multiple accounts.

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