Nick Perry claims adding a comma to your password breaks the CSV files hackers use to steal credentials from data breaches. He says most breaches are delivered as comma-separated values, so a single character stops them from extracting anything useful.
Oh no, no, no, no, no, look out! Look out! Now that I have your attention, you need to never ever make another password again until you know this one thing. Otherwise, you will lose millions of dollars to hackers when they access your bank accounts, your Social Security number, or even your social media. So add this one thing to your password to hack the hacker's software, and that is to add a comma in it. See, data can only be leaked using special software in the form of a CSV file, which is basically items separated by commas. So So when you put one in your password, hackers don't get all of it, which means they can't touch a single account, bank, or email address. So go do this tonight because
