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Credential stuffing is when bad actors enter a victim's compromised credentials, often available on the Dark Web, across a wide variety of different accounts.

Password recycling is the practice of making modifications to a password, such as adding a number at the end, to make it unique.

Recycling passwords is okay, as long as it's not done too much.

Using a secure password manager can help generate and securely manage complex credentials to prevent password recycling.