A new study has crunched the numbers and uncovered the world’s most hackable passwords.
One of these passwords has been used almost 210 million times and exposed in online breaches.
10’s Late News explains.
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Australia’s Health Minister says the quarantine requirements for the returning hantavirus travellers in Perth are the world’s toughest.
So far, none of the returning passengers are showing any symptoms.
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#BREAKING: The neo-Nazi group White Australia has been officially listed as a banned hate organisation under new federal laws.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says the group emerged after the Nationalist Socialist Network allegedly re-formed under a new name.
The listing means supporting, funding, recruiting or directing the group could now carry penalties of up to 15 years in prison.
White Australia becomes the second organisation banned under the laws, following fundamentalist Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir.
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Could Delta Goodrem become the first Aussie to win Eurovision?
The Australian singer has secured her spot in the Eurovision 2026 grand final after sending the crowd wild with a stunning piano performance of 'Eclipse' in Vienna.
The star is set to compete alongside nine other qualifying acts this weekend.
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“When I reflect on my Chelsea career and doing it for the last time, I just feel happy.”
Matildas star Sam Kerr has confirmed she will leave Chelsea, bringing the curtain down on a remarkable six-and-a-half-year stint with the club.
10 Sport exclusively revealed in April that Sam would be leaving Chelsea at the end of the season, and we understand she is heading to Denver Summit in the USA.
Kerr departs as Chelsea’s fourth-highest appearance maker, having played 157 games and scored 115 goals for the club.
Her last game for the Blues will come this Saturday against Manchester United.
Metallica has made a groundbreaking return during their world tour in Athens – quite literally, according to seismologists.
10’s Late News explains how seismic vibrations were recorded at the heavy metal band’s show at Olympic Stadium.
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A popular snack company has been forced to change its packaging to black and white as the war in Iran causes shortages of key materials used in packaging.
10’s Late News explains.
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BREAKING: 10 Sport understands Matildas veteran Katrina Gorry will LEAVE WSL club West Ham at the end of her contract.
Gorry has previously signalled an intention to return to her former Ninja A-League club Brisbane Roar.
A fire fighter left to clean up after the Geelong oil refinery fire has been exposed to potentially deadly chemicals and possibly life-altering injuries.
The emergency worker suffered burns to the face and chest, but it took days to get treatment leaving them in a critical condition.
10 News Melbourne’s Abby Dinham explains.
A man has been arrested after police allegedly uncovered a bizarre collection of stolen street signs, trailers and other property worth more than $50,000.
Investigators claim the 40-year-old had been on a thriving spree since February last year, collecting everything from road signs to trailers.
He’s now facing 26 charged and has been refused bail.
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Australia has announced its challenge for sailing's America's Cup for the first time in 25 years, entering a team for the historic event in Italy next year. ⛵🏆
Click the link in bio to hear from the Aussies planning to steal back the oldest trophy in international sport.
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Coles has been found to have misled shoppers with fake “Down Down” discounts on hundreds of grocery items.
The Federal Court ruled the supermarket raised prices for short periods before advertising them as discounted specials.
The ACCC argued customers were tricked into thinking they were getting genuine savings during the cost-of-living crisis.
Coles now faces potential fines, however, the amount won’t be decided until a later hearing.
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