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Thursday 3 May 2018

Change quickly, if you used this password

Every year, the first Thursday of May is being celebrate for better protection of World Passwords Day online accounts worldwide.
And the best way to do this is to make such strong passwords for your online accounts that embarrass those whose account is secondary for hackers.
Splash Data Company is announcing the worst passwords every year, which is not a problem for hackers to hack, and in the beginning of this year; it has been based on 25 million passwords data written in 2017. The worst password list was set up.
Among them the worst password was 123456, which has been ranked in this list since 2011.
The second password is the word itself password that has been in the second number for several years, while the 12345678 got third position in this list.
You will see the worst passwords listed below, but keep in mind that such estimates make it easier for any hacker to evaluate.
Hackers generally put most common passwords into accounts by breaking them into security-breaking software and try testing all the words included in such lists.
So if your password is also in this list, change it immediately.
According to a statement of Splash Data, the risk of use of weak passwords will encourage more people from publicity to strengthen their passwords, more importantly; there should be different passwords for each web site.
It is believed that cyber security experts recommend that the password should be very strong that they are often remembered and in that case they are more secure.
Here are the 25 worst passwords of 2017.
123456
Password
12345678
qwerty
12345
123456789
letmein
1234567
football
iloveyou
admin
welcome
monkey
login
abc123
starwars
123123
dragon
passw0rd
maste
hello
freedom
whatever
qazwsx
trustno1

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