Americans continue to see their online accounts hacked despite the growing availability of security services and the reason is because they use the same passwords over and over and often write them down on sticky notes or in unsecure online folders.
A new survey found that just 16 percent store their passwords in secure apps, said Zogby Analytics, which conducted the poll for The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company, part of Munich Re.
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