So, whether or not you knew about that tiny shake or jitter in your hand, you may soon make use of it to replace that old password scribbled on that aging yellow sticky note.

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Millions of websites now employ social login, driven by the fact that the old site-specific registration and password system is no longer scalable.

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One 14-year-old Bieber fan tried to get the password, but got confused and gave up.

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Few security practices are as problematic as that nasty old string of bits known as a password.

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When 25-year-old Brandon Hendelman helped his mom set up her Facebook profile last year, he kept the password.

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