A newspaper reports that a strong password prevented a neighbors' entry to a Wi-Fi network: Next time, Ted Murphy should try 123456789, the third most-popular bad password.
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A newspaper reports that a strong password prevented a neighbors' entry to a Wi-Fi network: Next time, Ted Murphy should try 123456789, the third most-popular bad password.
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You linked to an article from The Onion...you idiot.
Really! That must be why I marked this article as "humor." I should also add a warning: "readers who do not notice this article is marked as humor may be inclined to notify site owner of article's origin."