A shocking number of users still rely on easily guessable passwords like 'password' and '123456', putting their personal accounts at risk of hacking.
More than half of the most common passwords consist of simple combinations like 'qwerty' or '123456', illustrating a significant misunderstanding of password security.
With 78% of common passwords being crackable in less than a second, it's clear that users are making it far too easy for cybercriminals.
The findings expose that many individuals prioritize personal affinities, such as sports teams, over actual cybersecurity by using related terms like 'liverpool' and 'arsenal' in their passwords.
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