But although researchers know that passwords are insecure, working out just how insecure has been difficult.
Kim Jong-un, young and insecure, has no option but to endorse and reinforce the legacies of his father and grandfather.
The American gangster, feral and insecure, has traditionally been presented on screen as a force of nature.
Brent, arrogant and insecure, has a private office but usually hovers over his underlings, denying them even a shred of solitude.
For two or three decades, a soft multiculturalism has been the default politics of the governing left, while France's silent majority, more and more culturally insecure, has moved rightward, and the banlieues have been allowed to rot.
The heart of the problem is that the division between factual news reporting and opinion, always insecure, has become increasingly merged as newspapers pursue political agendas and seek to draw attention to themselves in a hyper-competitive but declining market.
But he's not doing it because he's drunk, stressed, insecure, had a terrible cheating ex, is mentally ill, or because his mother dropped him on his head when he was a baby.
These children represent the future of our country and from the findings of this report they are in poor health, unable to maintain loving and successful relationships, feel unsafe and insecure, have low aspirations and put themselves at risk.
Insecure has a higher salary but, as a university employee, he has deductions for "huge" payroll taxes and health insurance, neither of which the grad student pays.
