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Password Security Warning

When creating a password, you’ll want to avoid words or patterns that are easy to guess. Hackers often use dictionaries, leaked password lists, and common substitution tricks.

Common Password Pitfalls to Avoid: Examples

Common Passwords to Avoid

123456 admin 12345678 123456789

12345 1234567 1234567890 qwerty

password 123123 111111 1234

iloveyou 1q2w3e4r 000000 abc123

qwerty123 1q2w3e password1 123qwe

admin123 qwerty1 7777777 letmein

master babygirl batman baseball

starwars hello123 sunshine shadow

princess secret freedom qwerty123!

zxcvbnm 1q2w3e4r5t Qwertyuiop trustno1

UNKNOWN ******** user rockyou

kisses heaven mahalkita iloveyou2

❌ Common words like "password" or "admin"
❌ Personal information (birthdays, names, pet names)
❌ Simple patterns (123456, qwerty, asdfgh)
❌ Dictionary words without numbers/symbols

Strong Password Tips:

✅ Use a mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols
✅ Create a passphrase (e.g., "BlueCoffeeMug@2023!" instead of "password123")
✅ Consider using a password manager
✅ Never reuse passwords across different sites

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