There are over half a billion passwords floating around the Internet, largely exposed through data breaches. That’s 500,000,000+ of your, your friends’, your families’ passwords exposed to anyone and everyone. While the average person is generally aware security is important, they often don’t know what steps they can take to protect themselves. While we’ve seen countless stories listing ‘123456’ and ‘password’ as popular (and terrible) passwords, consumers aren’t taking action to change their credentials. All too often, even if it’s the “right thing to do,” users will skip or skimp on security if it’s perceived as too complicated. Actionable information on breaches is also typically lacking; users don’t have visibility into what data was compromised, including usernames and passwords. Troy Hunt’s site, HaveIBeenPwned, is an invaluable resource for consumers, giving them one place to go to determine if their email and/or password has been exposed in a breach. At.