Sunday Funnies – Worst Passwords of 2018

From Pinterest  – our favorite thing – passwords

Check out the top 25 most used and least secure passwords of 2018 and whether yours made the cut.

1. 123456 (Rank unchanged from last year)
2. password (Unchanged)
3. 123456789 (Up 3)
4. 12345678 (Down 1)
5. 12345 (Unchanged)
6. 111111 (New)
7. 1234567 (Up 1)
8. sunshine (New)
9. qwerty (Down 5)
10. iloveyou (Unchanged)
11. princess (New)
12. admin (Down 1)
13. welcome (Down 1)
14. 666666 (New)
15. abc123 (Unchanged)
16. football (Down 7)
17. 123123 (Unchanged)
18. monkey (Down 5)
19. 654321 (New)
20. !@#$%^&* (New)
21. charlie (New)
22. aa123456 (New)
23. donald (New)
24. password1 (New)
25. qwerty123 (New)

Don’t congratulate yourself too much if your passwords didn’t make the top 25. Check out the rest of SplashData’s list of 100 worst passwords.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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