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It's amazing how many people still use these crappy passwords year after year. It is nice to see "starwars" crack the top 25 though.
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This is a usable password.
This is a great list for me to brute force hack my coworkers computers.
Someone else taught me to take the first letter of a phrase and make it a string. Maybe a lyric from a song you like. Take Lucy in the sky with diamonds = lsdwd45
I always liked the classic xkcd comic about passwords
Oh, and I've been using Lastpass for the last 2 years for all my personal passwords. It's a compromise between security and ease of use. It does mean that when Lastpass is compromised I need to change all my passwords (which is annoying) but it does mean that if any of those passwords is compromised on the providers side they don't get access to anything else.
What is with #15
Was does it mean?
Also, secure password = 10 characters, 1+ capital, 1+ number, 1+ special character.
I use easy ones like that for sites I don't give a crap about.I think the people who still use 123456 and 'password' must be people with bad memories
My password is ******** but the forum software is clever enough to censor known passwords.
Except that password doesn't have the required number or upper/low case required by some web sites.
I prefer take a password and then add something from the web site URL, so each password is unique.
Who else is forced to change their password at work on a monthly basis and just goes with the increasing [word][number] format?
Who else is forced to change their password at work on a monthly basis and just goes with the increasing [word][number] format?