Please don't use these passwords. Sincerely, the Internet

swatkats

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Splash Data has just released its annual list of the worst ones (gleaned from hacked file dumps), and things haven't changed much over last year. The most common stolen password is still "123456," which edged out perennial groaner "password." Other top picks in the an alphanumeric hall of shame are "12345678," "qwerty," "monkey" and new this year, "batman." According to security expert Mark Burnett, the top 25 (below) represent an eye-popping 2.2 percent of all passwords exposed.

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http://www.engadget.com/2015/01/20/splashdata-worst-passwords/

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This is funny.... and those guys are seriously dumb.... One could argue that without a username password is useless but then thats it...
I love his series of videos where he asks parents to give terrible gifts to their children or tell them that parents ate all their Halloween candy and then tape the reactions of the kids.... Thats the best....
 
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