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1 month ago

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1 month ago (edited)

🔐 Important Note for Everyone Who Watched Dhruv Rathee’s Latest Video (16 Billion Password Leak) I saw many people testing their real passwords on online tools like Bitwarden, Kaspersky, etc., after watching the video. ⚠️ But here’s what cybersecurity experts actually recommend: ❌ Never enter your real password into any public website — even trusted ones. ✅ Instead, test a fake version with the same length & structure (e.g. Xx@1234Ab!). These tools are great for checking patterns, not for testing real Gmail or UPI passwords. 🛡️ Your account safety depends on how careful you are. ✔️ Check for breaches at: https://haveibeenpwned.com ✔️ Create strong passwords using a manager like Bitwarden — just don’t test real ones online. 🔗 More proof: Even Bitwarden warns users on GitHub not to test actual passwords on public tools. ✔️ Bitwarden does claim that password strength is calculated locally in your browser, without sending anything to their servers. ❗ But as per cybersecurity best practices, it’s still smarter not to type your real passwords into any public tool — just in case your device or browser is compromised. Always test a fake version with the same structure to stay safe. Stay aware. Stay secure. 💻🔐 #CyberSecurity #DhruvRathee #PasswordLeaks #OnlineSafety

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5 months ago

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