Sentence examples for most common passwords from inspiring English sources

Our two most common passwords are "password" and "123456".

"The two most common passwords are 'God' and 'sex," she said.

We now know that "password", "iloveyou" and "123456" are some of the most common passwords in use.

That suggests that hackers could easily break into many accounts just by trying the most common passwords.

You would also be wise to avoid any of the 10 worst passwords published last year – these are essentially the most common passwords which hackers are bound to try.

Whilst a similar cache of leaked Myspace passwords from 2006 revealed that the top ten most common passwords comprised 0.9 per cent of the total, this recent leak ups that percentage to 2.4.

They try the most common password first: "password1".

Or "football" (the seventh most common password in the world).

(Don't laugh; the most common password used to be "password").

A study last year found that the most common password is... password, with "abc123" not far behind.

"The word 'password' is the most common password," he said, "and that's only when leaving a blank isn't allowed".