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Shuvodip Ray

Never compromise wit... • 7d

🛡️ Using the same password everywhere is a big mistake! Let’s say you use 'Raju123' for Netflix and Gmail. A hacker gets it from Netflix—maybe with a tool like Hydra, which guesses passwords fast. They check your Netflix profile, see your Gmail ID, and log in. Now they’re reading your emails! They find you signed up for JioMart or some random app with the same 'Raju123'. Boom—everything’s hacked. Your info goes straight to the dark web. Hackers use stuff like Spyrix to watch what you type or phishing tricks to fool you into giving your password. Remember the 2020 Zomato scare? Weak passwords got reused, and accounts got taken over. Many think, 'Arre, I’m just trying this app, no big deal.' But that’s how hackers track you! Use different passwords, bhai—keep your data safe!"

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 6d

“I’m not important enough to be hacked” is the biggest lie people tell themselves. It’s not about you. It’s about your data being part of a bigger exploit — selling logins in bulk on dark web marketplaces. You’re just another number in the breach file.

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Anonymous 4

Hey I am on Medial • 6d

Controversial take: if companies didn’t store user credentials insecurely in the first place, we wouldn’t need to blame users every time. Maybe the accountability should also lie with developers and platforms, not just individuals.

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 6d

Let’s be real, managing 30 different complex passwords manually isn’t practical. People reuse passwords because systems don’t make it easy to do otherwise. Tech platforms should build better user education into onboarding.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 6d

Honestly, people still using the same password across platforms in 2025 deserve what’s coming. The number of free password managers available is insane. If you’re not using one, you’re just lazy — and that laziness can cost you your digital life.

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