"The most dangerous password used" 2021 edition is announced!Let's compare the world and Japan rankings [Digital literacy for the elderly, learning about damage cases] --NTERNET Watch

　Accounts used in various services, including email, shopping, banks, and cloud storage.The most important password, but if you make a simple string to make it easier to remember, you will easily get unauthorized access.This is especially true for strings that anyone can imagine and use.However, many people continue to use dangerous passwords.So, what kind of passwords are used?

　In November, security companies Nord Security announced the top 200 passwords.Cyber security researchers from 50 countries cooperate and analyze based on 4TB databases.

　The first place in the most dangerous password in the world was "123456".The second place is "123456789" and the third place is "12345"."123456" seems to have been detected over 100 million.

　These strings do not play the role of password at all.If a cyber criminal wants to make an illegal access, it will be analyzed within a second.

　The fourth place is "Qwerty".It looks like a random string, but this is a dangerous password, just typing right from the "Q" key on the keyboard to the "Y" key.The fifth place is "Password" straight.The numbers continue to 10th.

　The 13th place "1Q2W3E" is hit down from the "1" key to the "Q" key on the keyboard, then returns to the "2" key, returns to the "W" key, and then "3" key.It is hit in order.It is a type that goes back and forth between numbers and alphabet keys.It's a bit complicated, but it's a string that cyber criminals try first because 8.2 million cases are used.

　After that, most of the keyboard arrays up to 40th place, but English words will enter the 22nd and 38th.

　The 22nd place is "iLoveyou" and the 38th place is "DRAGON".It is still good to combine something with something, but if it is a simple word, it will break through in less than 1 second.After that, ordinary words include "MySpace1", "FUCKYOU", "FOOTBALL", "PRINCESS", "SUNSHINE", "MICHAEL", and "Computer".