Top 25 computer passwords unveiled
Queen’s University School of Computing professor and computer security expert David Skillicorn is available to talk about today’s report on the 25 most popular (and worst) passwords of 2011.
SplashData, a company that offers password management services, has provided a list of the worst and most commonly used passwords of all time. The list includes “password,” “123456,” “Monkey,” “trustno1” and “abc123.”
David Skillicorn is available after 12:30 p.m. November 22.
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