SplashData has published a list of the Top 100 Worst Passwords of 2017. SplashData delivers password management solutions including SplashID and TeamsID.
In the “year of the hack,” even The Force can’t protect those who continue using the passwords on SplashData’s list of commonly hacked passwords
As usual the absolute worst passwords to use include: 123456, password, 12345678, qwerty, and 12345.
Check out the full list at the link below. If you're using any of these passwords, we strongly recommend you change them immediately.
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In the “year of the hack,” even The Force can’t protect those who continue using the passwords on SplashData’s list of commonly hacked passwords
As usual the absolute worst passwords to use include: 123456, password, 12345678, qwerty, and 12345.
Check out the full list at the link below. If you're using any of these passwords, we strongly recommend you change them immediately.
Read More
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