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Forbes on 2019-05-11 15:09

Microsoft Confirms Intent To Replace Windows 10 Passwords For 800 Million Users

In something of an understated announcement earlier this week, Microsoft appears to have confirmed the death of the Windows 10 password. Here's what ...

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