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On 5th October theregister reported more than 10,000 password were leaked mysteriously on pastebin.com. See this tweet

As a followup study "Acunetix Web Application Security Blog" did an analysis on the kind of password people use.

Some interesting findings are as follows-

Statistics:

• The list initially contained 10,028 entries.
• There are 8931 (90%) unique passwords in the list.

• The longest password was 30 chars long: lafaroleratropezoooooooooooooo.
• The shortest password was 1 char long : )

Top 20 most common passwords:

1. 123456 - 64 times
   
2. 123456789 - 18 times
   
3. alejandra - 11 times
   
4. 111111 - 10 times
   
5. alberto - 9 times
   
6. tequiero - 9 times
   
7. alejandro - 9 times
   
8. 12345678 - 9 times
   
9. 1234567 - 8 times
   
10. estrella - 7 times
11. iloveyou - 7 times
12. daniel - 7 times
13. 000000 - 7 times
14. roberto - 7 times
15. 654321 - 6 times
16. bonita - 6 times
17. sebastian - 6 times
18. beatriz - 6 times
19. mariposa - 5 times
20. america - 5 times

Password length distribution:

• 1 chars – 2 – 0 %
• 2 chars – 4 – 0 %
• 3 chars – 4 – 0 %
• 4 chars – 31 – 0 %
• 5 chars – 49 – 1 %
• 6 chars – 1946 – 22 %
• 7 chars – 1254 – 14 %
• 8 chars – 1838 – 21 %
• 9 chars – 1091 – 12 %
• 10 chars – 772 – 9 %
• 11 chars – 527 – 6 %
• 12 chars – 431 – 5 %
• 13 chars – 290 – 3 %
• 14 chars – 219 – 2 %
• 15 chars – 157 – 2 %
• 16 chars – 190 – 2 %
• 17 chars – 56 – 1 %
• 18 chars – 17 – 0 %
• 19 chars – 7 – 0 %
• 20 chars – 14 – 0 %
• 21 chars – 10 – 0 %
• 22 chars – 8 – 0 %
• 23 chars – 3 – 0 %
• 24 chars – 3 – 0 %
• 25 chars – 3 – 0 %
• 26 chars – 0 – 0 %
• 27 chars – 3 – 0 %
• 28 chars – 0 – 0 %
• 29 chars – 1 – 0 %
• 30 chars – 1 – 0 %

What kind of passwords were in the list? :

• 3,713 = 42 %; lower alpha passwords : passwords containing only characters from ‘a’ to ‘z’.
  Example : iloveyou
• 291 = 3 %; mixed case alpha passwords : passwords containing characters from ‘a’ to ‘z’ and from ‘A’ to ‘Z’.
  Example: ILoveYou
• 1707 = 19 %; numeric passwords: passwords containing only numbers (’0′ to ‘9′)
  Example: 123456
• 2655 = 30 %; mixed alpha and numeric passwords: passwords containing characters from ‘a’-'z’, ‘A’-'Z’ and ‘0′-’9′.
  Example: Iloveyou12
• 565 = 6 %; mixed alpha + numeric + other characters.
  Example: 1Love You$%@

Really wonderful analysis. Loved the way people think & care about their passwords

tags: Security