Changing Your Password Too Often Might Be Hurting Your Account Privacy

The video discusses the ineffectiveness of forced password changes, highlighting how they lead to predictable and weak passwords. It emphasizes the common mistakes people make, such as using easily guessable passwords like '123456' or 'QWERTY'. Experts suggest that while password changes are necessary after a data breach, multifactor authentication and password managers offer better security. The video concludes by recommending the use of strong, unique passwords managed by password managers for enhanced protection.

What are some examples of commonly used passwords mentioned in the text?

What additional security feature is recommended alongside passwords?