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Definition
Credential stuffing takes the huge lists of credentials exposed in breaches and tests them automatically against banking, lending and other accounts, betting that people reuse passwords.
Why it matters for your business
A unique password per site defeats it on the first try; 2FA blocks it even if the password matches. See choosing a strong passphrase.
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