Will Yahoo breach finally get us past the password?
The Yahoo hack — the largest breach of user account data in history — has focussed attention once again on the vulnerabilities inherent in the humble password. And cybersecurity experts say we might be nearing the point at which large numbers of consumers finally stop relying on them.
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