Is your password listed here?

Each year, the cybersecurity firm SplashData evaluates millions of leaked passwords to determine which are the most easily hacked.

It has revealed the most hacked passwords of this year, and the main offender is ‘123456’ followed by ‘password’ – that’s for the fifth year running.


Despite the repeated warnings, millions of digital users are still using weak passwords to protect their devices.

Around ten per cent of people have used at least one of the 25 worst passwords in the past year.

Here is the complete 2018 list:

1 123456

2 password

3 123456789

4 12345678

5 12345

6 111111

7 1234567

8 sunshine

9 qwerty

10 iloveyou

11 princess

12 admin

13 welcome

14 666666

15 abc123

16 football

17 123123

18 monkey

19 654321

20 !@#$%^&*

21 charlie

22 aa123456

23 donald

24 password1

25 qwerty123

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