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| The most common passwords are also the worst, including "password," "123456" and "qwerty." |
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Security software developer SplashData has compiled a list of the 25 worst passwords of 2011, PCWorld reported.
The company generated the list by analyzing millions of actual stolen passwords, posted online by hackers.
Not surprisingly, the most common passwords are also the worst, including "password," "123456" and "qwerty."
Even passwords that seem kind of unique, like "trustno1" and "shadow" are actually quite common. （點(diǎn)擊PCWorld網(wǎng)站查看原文）
2011年度最差密碼：123456
???????據(jù)美國IT網(wǎng)站PCWorld報(bào)道，密碼管理應(yīng)用提供商SplashData總結(jié)出2011年度最差的25個(gè)密碼。
???????軟件安全開發(fā)人員通過分析黑客張貼在網(wǎng)上的數(shù)百萬個(gè)真實(shí)被盜的密碼，才得出這個(gè)最差密碼排行榜的。
???????毫無懸念，最普通的密碼即是最差密碼，包括：“password”、“123456”和“qwerty”。
???????即使有一類密碼看似獨(dú)特，其實(shí)卻很普通、容易被盜，如：“trustno1”和“shadow”。
(China.org.cn November 22, 2011) |
