A few days ago, the video streaming service Disney+ was launched in selected countries, which immediately began to enjoy great popularity. After all, the service already has over 10 million paying users. But the seemingly dreamlike beginning has its beauty flaw. Hundreds of accounts have been hacked, with weak user passwords being the most talked about cause. A worse scenario would be a weaker security of the entire service. Accounts are sold by hackers for a few dollars, often even for years-long subscriptions.
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