Created by Intel Security and supported by over 170 organizations, including the likes of Microsoft, Toshiba, and Dell, it asks Internet users to do just one thing: change your passwords. Robert Siciliano, online security expert to McAfee, told The Wire that the concept for World Password Day came from a brainstorming session for Intels security education program: We found that a lot of users are so overwhelmed about the amount of things they should be doing to improve their digital security that they end up doing nothing.
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