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SecLists is the security tester's companion. It's a collection of multiple types of lists used during security assessments, collected in one place. List types include usernames, passwords,#The password solutions company SplashData compiled a list of most common passwords based on data of five million passwords that were leaked by hackers in 2017. While we all know the popular ones "123456" and "password" which tops the list, there are few new additions this year."What were the most common passwords of 2017? And how can you not get caught with a useless password?*Psyomjesus/Wikimedia Commons The password solutions company SplashData compiled a list of most common passwords based on data of five million passwords that were leaked by hackers in 2017.@SplashData, makers of the password managers SplashID, TeamsID, and Gpass, built their list from over 5 million passwords leaked in data breaches this year. They estimate that almost 10% of computer users have used at least one of these. They recommend making longer, less obvious passwords, not reusing passwords, and getting a password manager. Which we recommend too! "Hackers are using common@The 25 Most Used Passwords of 2017 Include 'Star Wars' SplashData's latest annual report on the most commonly used and worst passwords is here again and it's clear that we haven't learned much since the last report. The list was created using data from more than five million passwords that were leaked by hackers in 2017.^Despite an increasing number of attacks, everyday users continue to use easy to defeat passwords to gain access to their accounts. Most Common Passwords of 2017 by SplashData The numbers in parentheses denote the position change in the password list.


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