Examples of using Your passwords in English and their translations into Chinese
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You shall protect your passwords and take full responsibility for your own, and third party, use of your accounts.
All your passwords, sensitive data, personal information and everything else will be protected.
To play it safe, you should change your passwords, starting with your most sensitive accounts, including your online banking account.
Change your passwords at least every 90 days to protect the security of your personal information.
I could change your passwords and lock you out of your own system, but I can't be bothered.
You can put all your passwords in one database, which is locked with one master key or a key file.
They can then read and export your data, including your passwords, and even lock up the gadgets, making them unusable.
If your passwords are everywhere for any hacker to see, it becomes an initial exploitation problem.
Never disclose your passwords and PIN's to anyone, even your closest friend/ relative/ partner.
Info domain is compromised, the hacker can serve malicious JavaScript that will record your passwords and can get access to all your bitcoins.
Change your passwords regularly, at least every 3 months, in order to keep your accounts and website as secure as possible.
But if they come in, we want to say, what websites do they visit, and give us your passwords.
If they come in, we want to say, for instance, which websites do you visit, and give us your passwords.
So, the experts have spoken: Stop changing your passwords every few months.
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But if they come in, we want to say, what websites do they visit and give us your passwords.
When security breaches happen, you typically just have to change your passwords or cancel your credit cards.
These open networks allow malicious people to eavesdrop on the network traffic and easily get your passwords, usernames and other sensitive information.
Around Wednesday or Thursday, people started saying: call your bank, change your passwords, set up a new checking account.
Or, use the original low-tech method, writing your passwords down on paper.