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Happy World Password Day! Maybe it’s finally time to kill this holiday in favor of World No-More-Passwords Day?<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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It\u2019s World Password Day, and there\u2019s really no better way to celebrate than with news that a majority of supposedly secure password hashes can be cracked with a single GPU in less than an hour, some in less than a minute.<\/p>\n

Using a dataset of more than 231 million unique passwords sourced from dark web leaks – including 38 million added since its previous study – and hashing them with MD5, researchers at security firm Kaspersky found<\/a> that, using a single Nvidia RTX 5090 graphics card, 60 percent of passwords could be cracked in less than an hour, and a full 48 percent in under 60 seconds.<\/p>\n

Sure, that\u2019s not exactly your run-of-the-mill desktop graphics processor given its price<\/a>, but it highlights an important point: It takes surprisingly little to crack the average password hash. Aspiring cybercriminals don\u2019t even really need their own 5090, Kaspersky notes, as they can easily rent one from a cloud provider and crack hashes for a few bucks. <\/p>\n

The bottom line is that passwords protected only by fast hashing algorithms such as MD5 are no longer safe if attackers obtain them in a data breach.<\/p>\n

\u201cOne hour is all an attacker needs to crack three out of every five passwords they\u2019ve found in a leak,\u201d Kaspersky noted. <\/p>\n

Much of the reason password hashes have become so easy to crack is password predictability. Per Kaspersky, its analysis of more than 200 million exposed passwords revealed common patterns that attackers can use to optimize cracking algorithms, significantly reducing the time needed to guess the character combinations that grant access to target accounts.<\/p>\n

In case you\u2019re wondering whether there\u2019s a trend to compare this to, Kaspersky ran a prior iteration of this study in 2024, and bad news: Passwords are actually a bit easier to crack in 2026 than they were a couple of years ago. Not by much, mind you – only a few percent – but it\u2019s still a move in the wrong direction.<\/p>\n

\u201cAttackers owe this boost in speed to graphics processors, which grow more powerful every year,\u201d Kaspersky explained. \u201cUnfortunately, passwords remain as weak as ever.\u201d <\/p>\n

How about a World Let\u2019s-Stop-Relying-On Passwords Day?<\/p>\n

News of the death of the password has, unfortunately, been greatly exaggerated<\/a> in the past couple of decades, yet most of us still rely on them multiple times a day. It likely won\u2019t surprise El Reg<\/span> readers to learn that us vultures are inundated with pitches for events like World Password Day, and most of them received this year had the same takeaway: We really need to get a move on with ditching passwords, or, at the very least, rethinking our security paradigms.<\/p>\n

Chris Gunner, a CISO-for-hire at managed service provider giant Thrive, told us in emailed comments that there\u2019s no reason to ditch passwords entirely, but they need to be just one part of a broader identity-based security strategy. <\/p>\n

\u201cEven a strong password can be undermined if the wider identity and access environment is not properly managed,\u201d Gunner said. Passwords should be paired with a second factor, preferably biometric, said Gunner, because it\u2019s the most difficult for hackers to bypass. <\/p>\n

\u201cMFA controls should then be joined by identity governance and endpoint protection so gaps between systems are reduced,\u201d Gunner added, recommending that a broader zero trust model be established as well, restricting lateral movement possibilities via a compromised account. <\/p>\n

Senior IEEE member and University of Nottingham cybersecurity professor Steven Furnell said that World Password Day messaging shouldn\u2019t stop at telling people to improve their personal security posture either. Passwords aren\u2019t going anywhere for a long while, Furnell explained in an email, and inconsistent adoption of new security technologies will mean users will be left at risk as certain providers fail to adapt. <\/p>\n

\u201cMany sites and services still don\u2019t offer passkey support, so users will find themselves with a mixed login experience,\u201d Furnell explained. \u201cWhile some might argue that it\u2019s the user\u2019s responsibility to protect themselves properly, they need to know how to do it.\u201d <\/p>\n

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The professor noted that, in many cases, users aren\u2019t told how to create a good modern password, and in other cases, sites simply don\u2019t enforce adequate password requirements to make passwords secure, to the degree that they can be made so. <\/p>\n

\u201cThis World Password Day, the main message ought not to be to the users, who often have no choice but to use passwords anyway, but to the sites and providers that are requiring them to do so,\u201d Furnell told us. <\/p>\n

You heard the man – time to upgrade that user security stack. No matter how safe you think those passwords might be, with their complex requirements and proper hashed storage, it probably won\u2019t take too long for someone to break in, making it an organizational responsibility to ensure there\u2019s yet another locked door behind the first one.  \u00ae<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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