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could be mine if you read this entry slowwwwwly - The last man who knew everything
Wired - April 22,
2018
Each year
since 2011, the security firm SplashData has released a list of the most
commonly used passwords, based on caches of leaked account credentials. The
annual list, intended as a reminder of humanity’s poor password practices,
always includes predictable entries like “abc123,” “123456,” and “letmein.” But
one entry, finishing in the top 20 every year, has stood out since the
beginning: "dragon." But why? Is it because of the popularity of the
television adaption of Game of Thrones, which first premiered the same year as
the popular passwords list? Is it because so many Dungeons & Dragons fans
got their accounts pwned? Well, maybe, in part. But the most convincing
explanation is simpler than you might think.
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