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LOS GATOS, Calif., Nov. 18 (UPI) -- A California company said "password" is the No. 1 least-secure password utilized by users of Facebook and other Web sites.
SplashData of Los Gatos, which developed a popular password management data application, urged anyone using "password" or any of the other insecure passwords on the list, including "123456," "abc123," "iloveyou," "qwerty," "monkey," "dragon" and "baseball," to immediately switch to something more secure, the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported Friday.
SplashData released the list after Facebook announced last week that hackers attempt to access 600,000 Facebook accounts each day. The social network has about 800 million members.
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