25 dangerous passwords that should not be used

For online people who live their lives on a computer screen, passwords are important in order to log in to various members. Some people like to use easy-to-remember passwords like 123456 or 111111. You or not? You are in a risky situation. Because generally people tend to use passwords. One for every account, so if a hacker gets your password, they can access every account. It's very scary for netizens like us. Because it's not just about reading emails. But today it means secretly looking at all our stories on Facebook. And the most serious thing is to get information to log into your bank account or credit card.

In 2012, it was also found that malicious passwords New ones pop up in the top 25 passwords, including welcome, ninja, jesus, password1 etc. As for passwords, readers should avoid these 25 passwords that fluctuate and are newly added. They are as follows: (We warn you to ensure the safety of your readers' information.)

1. password (hot and unchanged)
2. 123456 (Hot and unchanged)
3. 12345678 (Hot and unchanged)
4. abc123 (moved up 1 position)
5. qwerty (popularity decreased 1 position)
6. monkey (hot and unchanged)
7. letmein (moved up 1 position)
8. dragon (moved up 2 places)
9. 111111 (Moved up 3 places)
10. baseball (moved up 1 position)
11. iloveyou (moved up 2 places)
12. trustno1 (Popularity dropped 3 places)
13. 1234567 (Popularity dropped 6 places)
14. sunshine (moved up 1 position)
15. master (Popularity decreased by 1 position)
16. 123123 (Moved up 4 places)
17. welcome (new)
18. shadow (moved up 1 position)
19. ashley (popularity dropped 3 places)
20. football (moved up 5 places)
21. jesus (new)
22. michael (moved up 2 places)
23. ninja (new)
24. mustang (new)
25. password1 (new)

Information from sanook.com