Password1234: Tulsi Gabbard's Hacked Account Reveals Shocking Security Habits

A security breach has exposed Tulsi Gabbard's embarrassingly weak digital defenses, including passwords like "Aloha2020!" and security questions answered with "password." The leaked credentials reveal the former congresswoman used the same login for her campaign donor system and Netflix account, and apparently clicked "remember me" on public library computers. Cybersecurity experts are aghast at her "open borders" approach to digital security, particularly her notes app file titled "Passwords" containing just variations of "Hawaii1." The most concerning find? Her presidential campaign's two-factor authentication was set to send codes to a flip phone she lost in 2017. Gabbard has dismissed the criticism, tweeting "My security comes from God" from an unprotected Android device. Meanwhile, Russian hackers have reportedly moved her to their "low-hanging fruit" list below "small town mayors" but above "grandparents' WiFi." The only silver lining? Her embarrassing breach has inspired Congress to finally update their own passwords from "Democracy1776!" to slightly more secure options.