- I’m disappointed “hunter2” isn’t on the list. - Well ******* doesn’t meet many password criteria. - I wonder if all the people who know this joke are also people who are tech savy enough to know about secure passphrases 
 
- Neither is correcthorsebatterystaple 
- hunter is 42 though! 
 
- It’s pretty far down but 4815162342 (410 btw) is seemingly the first random one that I haven’t been able to make sense of I’ve tried it as the alphabet, I’ve tried it on the number pad, can someone explain what this is, or is it just a really unfortunately common number? I would’ve thought this was a decent password… - They’re the numbers from Lost - Thanks, that was a popular show I never got into. - Oddly enough I did watch the show, but my first thought on seeing them in your comment was that it might be a US phone number, 481 516 2342. - Jenny’s number was more commonly used than this 
 
 
 
- I like that you went to the trouble of teying to decipher it, and then posted it here, rather than just googling it lol. - It makes the comment section more interesting : ) 
- Yeah… I also scrolled down the list far enough to find one I didn’t recognize XD XD XD - Don’t blame me, I was at work, trying very hard to not work. 
 
- funnily enough, I still have that as the password for some random thing I now own for 10+ years and never bothered to change - but why though 
 
 
- Password is taco 
- System operators love to use “God”. - Cereal Killer 
- How did they hack into my KeePassXC database? 
- Removed by mod - Ah my bad, I forgot all you guys can see is ***************. Oh well. 
- There was a whole subreddit for that in the times I was still over there. It’s a small slice of the community, but it exists. 
 
- Had to get past the top 10 before I saw mine. 
- Found several of ours from when I was a kid. So glad we use bitwarden now. Lol 
- Why do so many Europeans use their dob as their password?? I don’t see very many m/d/y date formats… - Probably a matter of not just Europe using d/m/y: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_date_formats_by_country#Usage_map - Touche, for some reason in my brain Arabic numerals were only used in Latin descended languages. 
 
 
- Love (86) Sex (4350) Secret (106) - But “God” doesn’t make the list. 
- I saw a shocking number of birthdays from the 1980s. - Is it their birthday or their kids birthday? - No idea, but the number 01011985 isn’t anything except a birthday. 
 
- When I was a kid, almost everything was my older brother’s birthday. Born in the 80s. My brother finally convinced the family that wasn’t a good idea, and we changed everything. Lol. - Is this your way of telling us you were not loved by your family? 🤔 - Haha. No, his birthday is just super easy to remember numerically 
 
 
 
- Whew. l3mmylOver isn’t on the list. 
- It is interesting that even though 7 is the most common random integer people choose, 1234567 is the third least common ascending integers password 
- I never understand how these lists are made. 
 How is “dragon” nr. 10?- The data typically comes from leaked password lists from data breaches. 
 
- How tf are jordan and jennifer the most popular names after Michael? 










