Effective password management
summary
Billions of passwords get breached each year yet Chrome reports a 37% reduction in compromised credentials after Safety Check and around 50% of sign‑ins are now assisted by browsers while only 32% of people use a password manager. Practical steps include hosting an assetlinks.json file for cross‑platform autofill, using autocomplete="new-password" and autocomplete="current-password", allowing paste, checking passwords with Have I Been Pwned or zxcvbn, and enabling WebAuthn and multi‑factor authentication which cuts account attacks by >99.9%.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33Platform features
- 0:47Strong passwords
- 2:02Average cost of a data breach
- 2:14Average data breach lifecycle
- 3:43Don't force password updates
- 6:40Entering or resetting passwords
- 11:42input type="password".
- 15:13X Repeated characters
- 16:08Keep it simple!
- 17:2425% of people still write down passwords
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