50 ‚dangerous‘ passwords you should stop using

Every year cybersecurity research firms analyse the main causes of cyberattacks and hacking of personal data and passwords remain the most basic form that cyber criminals attack. Yet, a lot of people continue to keep passwords that are easy to attack. In 2019, security services firm Splash Data accessed 5 million leaked passwords to come out with 50 passwords that were shared by hackers. These are the 50 most ‚dangerous‘ passwords of 2019 that one should stop using:

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50 ‚dangerous‘ passwords you should stop using

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123456789

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qwerty

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password

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1234567

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12345678

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12345

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iloveyou

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111111

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123123

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abc123

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qwerty123

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1q2w3e4r

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admin

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qwertyuiop

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654321

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555555

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lovely

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7777777

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welcome

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888888

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princess

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dragon

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password1

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123qwe

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666666

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1qaz2wsx

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333333

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michael

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sunshine

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liverpool

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777777

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1q2w3e4r5t

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donald

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freedom

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football

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charlie

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letmein

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!@#$%^&*

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secret

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aa123456

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987654321

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zxcvbnm

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passw0rd

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bailey

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nothing

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shadow

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121212

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biteme

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ginger