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Linkedin's Most Stupid Passwords

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The Top 30 and pay special attention to number 18 :lol:

Ranking

Password Phrase

Number of Times Appeared

1

link

941

2

1234

435

3

work

294

4

god

214

5

job

205

6

12345

179

7

angel

176

8

:the

143

9

ilove

133

10

sex

119

11

jesus

95

12

connect

91

13

Fu**

85

14

monkey

78

15

123456

76

16

master

72

17

Bitch

65

18

Dick

60

19

michael

52

20

jordan

48

21

dragon

46

22

soccer

45

23

Killer

32

24

654321

32

25

pepper

31

26

Devil

30

27

princess

29

28

1234567

28

29

iloveyou

26

30

career

26

This is getting tiring. I spend all this time thinking about really elaborate and secure passwords then the hackers come along and steal them. Happened on Playstation Network and now on LinkedIn and in other places as well. I just don't have the time anymore to chase after the damage that is wrought each time.

SO I have come up with a unique solution. It will stop the hacker in their tracks AND I will no longer need to change my password everytime a hacker hacks a network. Have you heard of PI? 3.141 etc ? Well since Pi has never completely been solved, I used 30 days worth of number for a PI calculation. This means that I type for 30 days straight the value of PI and THAT is my password. Yes, it does take a while to get back into the account afterwards but you can bet that no hacker out there is gonna be wanting to hack into my account with a password like that!!

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you can bet that no hacker out there is gonna be wanting to hack into my account with a password like that!!

Epic fail, gcursor. :frantics: These days hackers automate their attacks. Your password takes all of .000003 seconds to insert.

This is getting tiring. I spend all this time thinking about really elaborate and secure passwords then the hackers come along and steal them.

Don't despair, GC, just get KeePass and let it generate and remember new passwords for you. No hacker will be able to keep up with you!

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