Top 20 Passwords of All Time (That need to be avoided)

Posted on February 2, 2011, under General,  Bookmark it

I’d like to share with you a really useful infographic I just stumpled upon via SmashingApps.com. In a recent survey conducted by ZoneAlarm, 79% of consumers were found to use risky password construction practices, such as using personal information and common words. The graphic below illustrates some of the most commonly made mistakes people make when selecting a password, as well as some tips on how to make your password more secure (click the image below to see it on its full size):

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