Passwords are dead! Now what...?

[JMH]

It seems that our cyber-identities are constantly under attack and the recent password leaks from high profile sites like LinkedIn, eHarmony, and last.fm are signaling the fact that our data in the cloud is not as secure as some had hoped.
Most people use dozens, if not hundreds of different websites and keeping track of all of these logins is difficult.
The result is that many people use the same password on multiple sites, compounding the criticality of these security breaches.
So what's the solution?

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Another Breach Reveals Weak Passwords: Will We Ever Learn?

It has been 18 months since more than 188,000 passwords for subscribers to Gawker were snatched by hackers and posted to the Web, but consumers don't seem any more inclined to protect their passwords now than they were then.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2572...passwords_will_we_ever_learn.html#tk.rss_news