Seriously? Password is still number two? Come on people, you're better than that.
Sometimes I wonder how it's so easy to get hacked, I mean, we have usernames, security questions, and e-mail accounts that we need to use to verify even the slightest of changes to these. But then I remember the list of every year's most common passwords and question whether some people should even be allowed computers.
Here's SplasData's annual list of the most common things people use to secure some of the most important details in their lives. Enjoy.
1. 123456 (unchanged)
2. password (unchanged)
3. 12345 (up 17)
4. 12345678 (down one)
5. qwerty (down one)
6. 123456789 (unchanged)
7. 1234 (up nine)
8. baseball (new)
9. dragon (new)
10. football (new)
11. 1234567 (down four)
12. monkey (up five)
13. letmein (up one)
14. abc123 (down nine)
15. 111111 (down eight)
16. mustang (new)
17. access (new)
18. shadow (unchanged)
19. master (new)
20. michael (new)
21. superman (new)
22. 696969 (new)
23. 123123 (down 12)
24. batman (new)
25. trustno1 (down 1)
