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Top 10 Passwords in UK

Saturday, October 07, 2006

A UK agency has made an anonymous survey on the passwords most people use. According to the survey, 1.8% of the people use one of the passwords in Top 10. Here's the Top 10:
Rank Frequency
10. thomas 0.99%
9. arsenal 1.11%
8. monkey 1.33%
7. charlie 1.39%
6. qwerty 1.41%
5. 123456 1.63%
4. letmein 1.76%
3. liverpool 1.82%
2. password 3.78%
1. 123 4.00%

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