Since 2013, there is a day that is considered online as Password Day and coincides with the first Thursday of May.

While many people set up hard-to-find passwords and thus protect their online account, others do not think long and put random letters and numbers on the keyboard.

The list of most commonly used codes varies from year to year, but is generally dominated by numbers, such as 123456, or uppercase letters (first letters on the keyboard). Such passwords are also the ones that are stolen the fastest because they are the first to be tried by someone trying to get someone’s account.

The most commonly used passwords are:

123456
password
123456789
12345
12345678
qwerty
1234567
111111
1234567890
123123
abc123
1234
password1
iloveyou
1q2w3e4r
000000
qwerty123
zaq12wsx
dragon
sunshine
princess
letmein
654321
monkey
27653
1qaz2wsx
123321
qwertyuiop
superman
asdfghjkl

If you have a similar or simple password, it's time to change it for security reasons. Enter a code that combines characters such as letters, numbers, and punctuation.