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« on: 15. January 2019., 04:39:53 »Its really good information, i like your blog post. Thanks for sharing
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Posted by: krishna88
« on: 21. December 2017., 08:58:14 »Hi @Samker,
Common password combinations are still used by people all over internet, should avoid doing that!!..
Common password combinations are still used by people all over internet, should avoid doing that!!..
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« on: 22. September 2017., 11:50:00 »I think it's good passwords) monkey 
Posted by: A41202813GMAIL
« on: 13. July 2017., 13:16:29 »The Bad News - Unless A Service Is Vital To Me, Or I Am Forced To Use Strong Passwords, Most Of My Passwords Are Crappy Ones,
The Good News - Although Mostly Crappy, None Of My Passwords Is On This List.
Cheers.
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The Good News - Although Mostly Crappy, None Of My Passwords Is On This List.
Cheers.
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Posted by: oncle_sam
« on: 16. November 2012., 14:16:07 »Thanks 
Posted by: mercenary
« on: 07. November 2012., 19:09:22 »Some of these I get but why dragon?
Posted by: aardee
« on: 29. October 2012., 14:59:30 »This reiterates the fact that CONVENIENCE is most preferred "consumer behavior"!!
Posted by: Samker
« on: 27. October 2012., 08:00:03 »
Your password should be a unique string of characters that only you know and should also be a non-dictionary term (random letters as opposed to the name of your pet). Because we put so much information on the Internet, a strong password is all but necessary.
But, for the lazy among us, we know that some folks will forgo common sense and use easy passwords that nearly anyone could guess. SplashData has put together its annual list of the most common passwords and unchanged from last year, the top password is, password.
The full list is posted below and more baffling is that there are systems that accept these common passwords. Best practice should be to force the user to create more secure strings of characters to reduce the chance that their account will be compromised.
The top 25 most common passwords:
1. password (Unchanged)
2, 123456 (Unchanged)
3. 12345678 (Unchanged)
4. abc123 (Up 1)
5. qwerty (Down 1)
6. monkey (Unchanged)
7. letmein (Up 1)
8. dragon (Up 2)
9. 111111 (Up 3)
10. baseball (Up 1)
11. iloveyou (Up 2)
12. trustno1 (Down 3)
13. 1234567 (Down 6)
14. sunshine (Up 1)
15. master (Down 1)
16. 123123 (Up 4)
17. welcome (New)
18. shadow (Up 1)
19. ashley (Down 3)
20. football (Up 5)
21. jesus (New)
22. michael (Up 2)
23. ninja (New)
24. mustang (New)
25. password1 (New)
(NW)