now give us your password to your big coin wallet max. tell me i love how i don't just. write you no matter what today's boxing day and that's why i have this little flag of st george on there oh yeah. so there's been quite a few interesting headlines it's been chaotic in a whole big queen world and saying chaotic in the financial markets equity markets leading up into the christmas holidays here's a headline from fortune desperate big queen investors who forget their passwords are resorting to hip no therapy you actually tweeted this and i saw this right before we came in to record this and so i kind of skipped over the present the gift i was giving to the audience of the other headlines so what do you have to say about this or somewhere in everyone's collective minds are all the passwords to all the crypto everywhere it will rain down on humanity billions and billions of dollars as we collectively reach the password needed to unlock mark to post over there about dogs he's going to be a billionaire this year thanks to being the magic of pseudo should not go to people wh

rather than worrying about forgetting my password, i am the password. >> reporter: a lot of people wanto know can it be stolen? because once my face is stolen, i can't get another face. >> security people will never say nothing's possible but let's be honest, that's incredibly unlikely. >> cybersecurity analysts say it won't be long before passwards are obsolete but this is really a cat and mouse game with cyber criminals. they also say until passwords are gone, you really should rely on a dual authentication system. >> that's like 300 constellations as they -- people must be uneasy with that. we're giving away information here. we don't know what could come of it. >> i think facial recognition just seems a little too sci-fi for a lot of people. it's already being used. the technology itself has gotten so much better over the last five years. that much harder to duplicate. less room for error. because the technology is better. and the truth is, although they -- cybersecurity analysts won't say it's impossible to break, it's very, very unlikely at this point. >> why have we been so bad w

was that the password i used? you end up having to get a new password, write it down. here is the problem. people are using the same password across 20, 25, 30 different accounts, or using a password that's easily guessed, the most popular password in 2016 was still 123456. i mean, this is like a hacker's delight. they can get in, if they figure out how you buy a shirt on the gap, they can probably get into your bank account, et cetera, et cetera. there is this big push to move beyond user name and passwords. how do you do that? b b biometrics. most likely you get into your phone using a fingerprint. the new iphone has facial recognition. lot of computers being built by microsoft and others that have facial recognition which mean you as your person, you are your own password. but think about it for just a second when it comes to all these companies and accounts that you have. might be able to get you into your phone, get into your computer, but you got to get the gap on board. you got to get all the banks on board. everything that you use your user name and password ha

now give us your password to your big coin wallet max. tell me i love how i don't just.write you no matter what today's boxing day and that's why i have this little flag of st george on there oh yeah. so there's been quite a few interesting headlines it's been chaotic in a whole big queen world and think chaotic in the financial markets equity markets leading up into the christmas holidays here's a headline from fortune desperate big queen investors who forget their passwords are resorting to hip there you actually tweeted this and i saw this right before we came in to record this and so i kind of skipped over the present the gift i was giving to the audience of the other headlines so what do you have to say about this or somewhere in everyone's collective minds are all the passwords to all the crypto everywhere it will rain down on humanity billions and billions of dollars as we collectively reach the password needed to unlock market posts over there about dogs he's going to be a billionaire this year thanks to being the magic of pseudo should not go to people who have

much of what we do online requires a user name and password.hat list, the passwords, you keep them in your head, you can forget all of them and constantly be redoing them like some people i know. me. so wouldn't it be nice to live in a world where passwords don't exist? if you think that is a fantasy, think again. the folks at microsoft, if they have their way, that utopia, if you want to consider it utopia, may be here sooner than you think. here's's nbc's stephanie gofk. >> reporter: our computers are under attack. all across the world, one million victims a day. >> there are a lot of attacks. >> yeah, there are. >> reporter: outside of seattle, microsoft keeps track of cybercrime at its own internal lab and they have noticed something alarming. >> 81% of the data theft we saw was related to user name password, so that gives you a good idea of the magnitude of the problem. using -- >> reporter: brett is their chief information security officer. did you get any bad guys? without going into specifics? >> yes. the hacking community has grown bot

can you believe people are still using password as their password?here's a list of the most common. in third place, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, then password, then one, two, three, four, five, six. many people need to change those. it's hard to believe some of the most basic passwords are common. new common ones, let me in, monkey, and star wars. >> there is any tax plan that passed the house and senate. it's headed to president trumps desk. people are saying it could mean a big windfall for the middle and working class. some reports they could be as high as $2100 per family back into packet. will be joined tomorrow at 830 with the tax guy and we will plug-in incomes. you have to take the politics out of the opposition to the tax plan. this is about math. i've been saying this, if you make less than $1 million you will save money. it will start in february when the withholding rules change. look ahead, whether you love the president or not, doesn't matter. about simple ♪ you need to survive much more than the cold to be a polar be

now give us your password to your big coin wallet max. tell me i love how dogs. write you no matter what today's boxing day and that's why i have this little flag of st george on there oh yeah. so there's been quite a few interesting headlines it's been chaotic in a whole big clean world and chaotic in the financial markets equity markets leading up into the christmas holidays here's a headline from fortune desperate big queen investors who forget their passwords are resorting to hip no therapy you actually tweeted this and i saw this right before we came in to record this and so i kind of skipped over the present the gift i was giving to the audience of the other headlines so what do you have to say about this or somewhere in everyone's collective minds are all the passwords to all the crypto everywhere it will rain down on humanity billions and billions of dollars as we collectively reach the password needed to unlock mark to post over there about dogs he's going to be a billionaire this year thanks to being the magic of pseudo should not go to people who have

rather than having to forget about forgetting my password, i am the password. >> people want to knowtolen, i can't get another face. >> security people will never say nothing is possible, but that's incredibly unlikely. >> that was stephanie gosk reporting. experts say won't be long until passwords are completely obsolete. but they still warm cyber criminals are incredibly savvy and this is a cat and mouse game and they will always get back in. for the time being, they recommend using two types of authentication for your digital devices. do i that. the backup test. if i can't find my cell phone, can't get into my e-mail. >>> all right. coming up another chilly morning today and it looks like the trend this week is just that. nbc bay area's kari hall -- >> as we take a live look outside in fremont, it's sunny. that's something that's changed and we have a little bit of a breeze. our temperatures reaching into the low 60 today. we'll talk about what's ahead in the rest of this forecast for the rest of the year coming up. it )s a difficult task for sonoa county residents still >>> well,

think about the password where you were at the time you were engaging in that word that unlock your wallet and you too can be an instant billionaire i've lost so many passwords over the years somebody bitcoin giving away so many but i don't care anymore because the world is changing profoundly due to blogs and crypto bit coy in a way that will mean the end of jamie diamond and his tapeworm vent to see is i don't need money love. i actually there's you know if you go to read it or various bit top forms you'll see a whole series of people linking to their big queen on the block chain saying help i got these hundred big queen there and like twenty ten and they were only worth twenty dollars and i lost the password can somebody help me get these that's amazing it's so biblical in some way you know there's a pilgrimage people go on through their minds trying to find the touchstones of their own selves to unlock the password for the big coin. you know this is going to go on for another guy very like one hundred million dollars in a landfill because it was strapped on his hard drive well a

>> it is using you as your password.t, in some cases a heartbeat to say you are who you are. >> reporter: she and her team are working to make passwords a thing of the past. >> it's taking 300 different points and that's it. >> reporter: show me what happens when you try to get into my lob laptop. >> it's not logging me in. >> reporter: even with the same haircut. biometrics are being used on lab tops and cell phones, like the iphone x. access everything, from banking to brooks brothers, without ever typing another password. >> it's better from a security password because it's just a better experience. rather than having to worry about forgetting my password, i am the password. >> reporter: can it be stolen? once my face is stolen, i can't get another face. >> security people will never say nothing is possible. but that's incredibly unlikely. >> reporter: experts say it won't be long until passwords are obsolete. but they caution cyber criminals are incredibly savvy. for the time being, they recommend two types of authen

>> mabel the word password? >> there you go. password. these are always on the top.worst one? star wars. the latest movie in the franchise. so what is a good password? well, it isn't in the english language. numbers, upper and lower case letters and different characters. and i want to share with you information about an important recall for parents. the company squatty potty issued a recall for children's toilet step stools. this is serious. the top removable step on hoppy pottamus, that the upper step could come loose and children could fall. the company has received two reports of falls. the step stools were sold online from september to november. customers should return the top step portion for a refund. a funny name and i messed it up. >> say it ten times fast so squatty potty is my new password. >>> well, rainfall is my new y passwo password. we've got moisture already hit go the ground. the approaching storm hits a 1 in intensity. we expect less than .2 of an inch of rainfall. it will be windy. so during overnight hours as the rain pushes through, from north to

>> which brings us to the worst passwords of 2017.cording oh splash data 123 for five sick. >> the word password took the number two spot. 12345678 came in third. >> that's tougher. >> and sweaty was the fourth worse. >> those people deserving to hacked. [ laughter ] >> facebook is using fable recognition technology to alert users when a photo is up loaded. they can message anyone who post photo to ask that it be taken down. yeah they'll do that and request facebook remove photo certainly network used facial recognition since 2010 but the new tool is aimed to preventing impersonation. >> interesting. >> yeah. >> hmm. [ laughter ] >> what was that? >> people are always tagging us and putting our pictures. that's "eyewitness news" at noon i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. for me shark katie an you will of us who are thank you for watching. >> eyewitness continues at 5:00. >> and we're always online at >> previously on "the young and the restless"... >> nikki: it was me! i embezzled the money from your father. >> victor: i can make

password in that world.the nightmare facing investors across the world, some of whom are reportedly turning to therapy to remember the passwords and cash in on their booming bitcoin investments. for those people, the next story comes too late. tech companies are working on boosting cybersecurity by getting rid of passwords all together. i want a piece of that future. here's's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: our computers are under attack. all across the world, one million victims a day. >> there are a lot of attacks. >> yeah, there are. >> reporter: outside of seattle, microsoft keeps track of cybercrime at its own internal lab and they have noticed something alarming. >> 81% of the data theft we saw was related to user name password, so that gives you a good idea of the magnitude of the problem. using -- >> reporter: brett is their chief information security officer. did you get any bad guys? without going into specifics? >> yes. the hacking community has grown both in size and sophistication and the tec

>> i'm assuming it's a combination of the password and the 1234. >> just 123456. >> so those passwordsre you only need the six letter passwords. >> you have to >> you do. >> basically, we have the least-original people ever. >> they did capitalize the p. >> now we're safe. they'll never guess. >> frank is going to town. >>> so if you think it's cold where you are, you may not be interested at all in checking out this particular hotel in sweden. the ice hotel is back. oh, man, but you get some great views there of the aurora borealis there. so it's in iceland. it just opened up for the winter season. all the hotel rooms are ice, made out of snow and crystal clear natural ice. even the glasses at the bar are ice. the temperature is kept there between 17 and 25 degrees. don't worry, though. the beds are covered in rain di -- reindeer hide. >> very pretty. no thank . meet the cockatiel who sings the ip z2momz zi0z y2momy yi0y >>> this morning on "world news now," the most sweeping rewrite of the nation's tax laws. a step closer to the president's desk. in a late-night vote, senate republic

more than 8 p % of people using the same weak password.write their pass words down on paper. leaving an estimated 24 billion intelligent devices over the next two years exposed. this is the envisioning center. >> julia white is the president of the cloud platform. >> basically using you as the password, your face, finger print, in some cases a heart beat to say you are who you are. >> she and her team are working to make passwords a thing of the past. >> you're going to look at the camera. taking three00 different points. that's it. >> show me what happens when you walk up and try to get into my laptop. >> it's going to -- nope. it's not logging me in. >> but the same haircut. >> biometrics are already being iced z on laptops and cell phones like the iphone x. ♪ >> but the goal, she says, is to access everything, from banging to brooks brothers, without ever typing another password. >> it's better. from a security perspective, it's gone because it's a better experience rather than having to worry about forgetting my password. i am the pass

did i forget that password? what was that password? >> the middle of the week. wednesday, december 20th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. take a jacket or a sweater this morning. a little chilly. steve paulson is right here with the forecast. >> it will be chilly. after the overnight rain. not a lot of rain but in a dry december, we will take whatever we can get. a tenth of an inch. it is already sunrise and temperatures will be quite cool here. some lingering showers to the north. that shower activity. to the south, a little bit hanging on. a whopping .15 of rain last night. are we using the d word yet? do you mean downpour? documentary? i have no idea what you're talking about. we don't use the d word around here. rainfall is okay. okay. not great but okay. nap a san jose, under tenth of an inch. oakland, ben loam a about a tenth of an inch to a third of an inch. still kind of hanging on towards santa clara valley. maybe hollister. there were showers zipping through parts of mendocino county. that's a cold pattern and things are about

where you can list all of your passwords.0 user names and passwords. >> e-mail them to themselves. e-mail like here's my password to my bank account. e-mail it to themselves thinking the e-mail is going to be safe. >> the ore thing you have to do with is companies whether you're a retailer or bank or whatever, any time you have to hit that don't remember user name or password, that is a cost that a company has to deal with. either getting someone on the phone, or figuring out a system where mair mailing you a new password. that sucks up resources and makes it difficult. >> i'm costing companies a lot of money. that's all i'm going to say. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> coming up, bad weather being blamed for mishap at boston logan airport last night. latest on that. >>> president trump is up and tweeting this morning. this time about obamacare. remains resilient. ho the legislative agenda stacks up to that of the house speaker. when you combine ancestry's dna test with its historical records... ...you could learn you're from ir

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a password management provider. the word "password" was the second worst computer password.include "football," "iloveyou," "admin" and "login." ( james ) four your health this morning... a lot of things can cause bad breath... but for some unlucky people.. it's in their genes. researchers at u-c davis have now identified a gene mutation that they say could be a root cause for bad breath. about three percent of the population has chronic bad breath with áno apparent cause. researchers analyzed bad breath suffers and noticed they had mutations in a gene that creates a protein in the body that breaks down a smelly compound. right now... there's no treatment for the kind of bad breath that's passed down from your parents. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. ( darya ) and after the break... a man robs several bay area banks. we will show you who the f-b-i is looking for this morning. (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:lingering rain associated with cold front

so do you have change your password. how often should we be changing passwords? >> i mean, for every website or device you should have different password. that's what the experts recommends. that's a l i know. they also say you should use some sort of manager to keep them all straight. >> yes. >> because it is tough. >> to remember them, especially if you are charging them regularly. >> well the skee also to have a secure password. you know what i mean? you don't want to use common things like 12345 or your children's names, stuff like that. people can figure that out. a lot of numbers, 123456. you have abcdef. >> anything in order you should not do. >> then like keyboard, you know, when you look. >> line up all of the letters on the keyboard. >> exactly. >> don't use the word password as a password. >> 123456. >> that doesn't work. you just add another number. >> okay. >> i did that yesterday. matter of fact. >> just keep adding? >> it gets longer and longer and longer. >> that's not good. >> the list also included plenty of other usual suspect, tracey, you want

for all my devices i used to put the same password.he hackers knew one of my passwords they would be able to get anything. so i learned that and i tried to change my passwords for everything, even the school website. so i am just going to carry on with the badge. it is not just about whether or not you have done gcse computer science, it is about can you actually manipulate or apply the knowledge? so what we're trying to do it in such a way that they have the opportunity of learning at themselves, was at the centre making them aware of the dangers and pitfalls that we all see on a daily basis. over 100,000 of these bronze awards have been achieved. the silver to be released next april. and in a world where fake news has dominated the headlines, targeting us on what to think or buy, there will be a category called critical thinking, focusing on just that. it will teach the importance of how to substantiate, verify, and trust sources. and at the children's global media summit, the bbc also announced a scheme teaching how to avoid fake ne

the word password itself is also a popular password. but it is not secure at all.lso don't use let me in and i love you. apparently very easy to guess. we've been asking you through the question of the day, how often do you change your passwords, which you're supposed to do regularly. we find pretty even split. 32% say pretty regularly. 35% say only if you have been hacked. 33% say never. a lot of tweets on this one. johnny says changing passwords regularly isn't like updating security software. it is more important to monitor account activity. you're likely to keep using the same words or phrasing anywhere. >> when the system forces me to. i don't like change. >> same here. another viewer tweets only when there is a security breach. if you crack that code once, you've gotten my whole life. >> as we were saying and as kenny said, sometimes you are forced to change your password. use that as a reminder to change your personal one. >> i change this one every three months because i have to. the personal ones have been there forever. >>> coming up in a moment on the 9,

year just came out . >> the list includes some old offenders and some completely new password -- passwordstar wars, game of thrones fans are not exempt from the alleged dragon. still, 123456789, also number eight. top of the list 123456, 12345678 and let me in and i love you. those are also on the list. >> interesting. you have to be more creative than that . >> most of our passwords you have to have a capital and a lower claes and a symbol and a number and this and that. it is hard to keep them all, keep track of all of them . >> you have to have something you can remember. >> you can't write them down someplace else to remember them later. i constantly change my password because i always forget . >> i am a fan of the thumbprint wherever you go. >> how does it look on the roads? >>> we have a problem in walnut creek . the pleasant hill area on southbound 680, this is that to -- two vehicle wreck blocking southbound lanes on 680 just before highway 24. you can see the red there slowing things down through pleasant hill up and concorde. aware of that. chp is working to clear that. pass that

that is a password people use. iloveyou, starwars and whatever. also trustno1, which is good advice. this is based on passwords leaked in data breaches in the past year. there's still much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> reporter: it's the newest kind of robe remember called the "neighbor scam." >> the best thing is to try to not be a victim. ♪ ♪ >> glor: the green grocer with the golden voice. [singing opera] >> reporter: interactive exhibits that actually want you to bring this. we'll show you how the selfie is creating a whole new economy. all the time, str it was never enough. my dentist suggested biotene. my mouth felt more lubricated. i use the biotene rinse and then i use the spray. biotene did make a difference. [heartbeat] when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermea

for all my devices i used to use the same password.ackers knew one of my passwords they would be able to get anything. so i learned that and i tried to change my passwords for everything, even the school website. so i am just going to carry on with the badge. are there any negatives you feel from the fact that everything is out there and available? you just have to be careful of false news. there are always these clickbait articles that pop up. 0nce i've read them, i've realised it does not really sound right. it is a new problem, really, the fake news issue. how do you see this will play out in the future? do you think you will always be a bit wary when you read something as to whether it's true or not? undoubtedly. but that is one massive advantage of having it. we have become more critical as a society. we are less likely to be susceptible. it is not just about whether or not you have done gcse computer science, it is about can you actually manipulate or apply the knowledge? so what we're trying to do, and do it in such a way that t

and can you believe that in 2017 people are still using password as their password.of this year's most common password. we will start with number one, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, really, i swear. password for the fourth year in a row. the most common pass worry of the year, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, i don't know how that's possible, many websites make you change password and you have to have the capital letter and symbol and you can't remember it so you're constantly changing it. anyway, for those of you who still use password, we have new passwords that you might want to change to. none of these are good, let me in, monkey and star wars. dagen, what are your passwords? [laughter] dagen: i can't even remember them. it's never -- you're not suppose today actually use a word ever, no word in the dictionary, there should never be a word in your password. kevin: i hope that one of the brain trusts of the democratic party john podesta watch segment, password for the e-mail which wikileaks got was password and a was the at symbol. i -- >> i hope he hears tax cuts. [laughter] dagen: if yo

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for all my devices i used to put the same password. my passwords they would be able to get anything. so i learned that and i tried to change my passwords for everything, even the school website. so i am just going to carry on with the badge. are there any negatives? you have to be careful because of these things that pop up. and it doesn't sound right. it is a new problem, the fake news show issue. will you always be wa ry news show issue. will you always be wary when you read something as to whether it is true or not? undoubtedly, but that is the advantage. the fact we have become more critical as a society, we are less likely to be susceptible. it is not just about whether or not you have done gcse computer science, it is about can you actually manipulate or apply the knowledge? so what we're trying to do it in such a way that they have the opportunity of learning at themselves, whilst at the same time making them aware of the dangers and pitfalls that we all see on a daily basis. over 100,000 of these bronze awards have been achieve

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according to a management provider, 123456 is still the top password. it's followed by "password." not hard to crab. -- crack. and 12345678. other passwords to avoid "football" "i love "admin," "star wars." maybe go with "the last jedi." jonathan: when you type it goes straight on in. michelle: the other is "log in." jonathan: here we have to give blood for a d.n.a. sample. it's insane. >> i didn't know everybody did "i love you." >> i'm bummed i can't use 1234567. ridiculous. alison: look at this. a california man and his family are alive today thanks to their doorbell. video from the doorbell shows the homeowner trying to put out the fire that consumed his home. it was 3:30 sunday morning when the flames on the porch triggered the doorbell's motion detector in turn sends an alert to his phone. jonathan: wow! >> i fortunately opened up my eyes and -- i finally opened up my eyes and looked right. outside the bedroom window i saw what looked to be flames. michelle: so a few weeks ago you will remember the christmas lights caught fire alison? this case it was the doorbell camera that

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