Do Us All a Favor, Be Secure

Neglecting to protect our own privacy can effect others.  For two years, I used the same username and password to access my work email and my company's billing system.  I then received an email from a friend who suggested that I change my email password because he had guessed it and had hacked into my account.  There were emails in my inbox that contained links to my company's billing system.  With those links, my username, and my password, he had access to the billing information of thousands of customers.  He could have caused my company a huge headache by billing random customers hundreds of dollars.  Fortunately, my friend meant well by hacking my account.  He helped me realize that I had been a fool for not changing my passwords more often.  My carelessness could have affected the security of others.  Let us protect others by first protecting our own privacy.