'Password' Putting You at Risk?

MOBILE, Ala. - Either Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has a lot of friends on his staff, or he's a really great boss.

He's been named CEO of the year by an organization that tracks Chief Executives' approval ratings among their own employees. Zuckerberg scores high marks for leadership, communication and accessibility.

It's the age of personalized travel. The trade group representing the world's airlines, The International Air Transport Assn., says travel agents and sites are far, far behind.

It wants to modernize the booking system so sites like Orbitz and Travelocity can offer more than fares and schedules,  but also customized perks like upgraded seats, early boarding, and onboard drinks.

Your password is probably not as safe as you think. According to the app developer splash data, the two most popular passwords are "1-2-3-4-5-6" and believe it or not, "password", making it much easier for criminals to steal your personal information.

Experts recommend more complicated passwords, and warn against using actual words, your birthday, or other notable dates.

For those password reset questions, like what's your mother's maiden name, you should make something up like "superman".

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