A man named Ben Falconer has put together a product called Adobe Crossword that uses 1000 passwords from Adobe’s massive password and turns them into 10 playable crossword puzzles.
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Adobe’s massive password leak gets turned into a playable crossword puzzle
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Published November 17, 2013
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Adobe’s been embarrassed over the past few weeks after it was revealed that some 150 million customer records were leaked online — and that Adobe had been using some questionable methods to protect that information in the first place. In a clever spin, some of that information has been turned into a playable crossword puzzle that helps remind people just how insecure common password choices can be.
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