The Force is definitely not with the worst passwords of 2015

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By Brent DirksJan 19, 2016, 4:11 pm920 ptsTrending
Some things online never change – including terrible passwords. SplashData has just unveiled its 2015 list of the Internets worst passwords. The data was gleaned from around 2 million different passwords that were leaked online during the year. Sadly, the top two passwords remain the same – 123456 and the…

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