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Password Doesn't Meet Security Requirements

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Last updated 9 days ago

Your password does not meet PBO Tools security requirements, as it has been found in a data breach. Please check https://haveibeenpwned.com/ for more information

PBO Tools checks all passwords against the Have I Been Pwned database to ensure they have not been exposed in past breaches. If your password appears in this database, it is rejected to prevent potential security risks.

Why It Matters:

Using a password that has been compromised dramatically increases the chances of unauthorized access to your account. Enforcing strong, unique, and uncompromised passwords is a critical part of protecting your data and the integrity of your work with PBO Tools.

How to Resolve the Error:

  • Choose a new password: Select a strong password that you haven’t used before. Use a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols.

  • Check for safety: Visit to verify if a password has been exposed in a breach.

  • Use a password manager: Consider using a open source password manager like to generate and store secure passwords.


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