TiPb Give-Away 3.0: 1Password Pro for iPhone

[picon]

Lame is a play on "password" where you try to be sneaky, so instead you use "wordpass". Probably fools everyone :0

 

[Neutreeno]

"abcde" or "zyxwv"

 

[mrbug]

useraccounts: qwerty
root / admin - accounts: master

 

[tcall]

Your name!

I've actually seen people use this for email etc, even when their name is also in the email address.
Eg:
uesername: joebloggs(at)yahoo.com
password: joebloggs

:-D

 

[Arwy]

Very simple and lame passwords:
1) 123
1234
123456 and so on depending on how many digits are required by the service.
2) qwerty
3) admin
4) 7777777 (seven sevens - for some reason people like it)
5) your birthday digits, because it's very easy to guess them from Facebook, MySpace and other social networks
e.g. May, 11th - 0511
6) god, sex, love as it was in a movie
7) words "password" or "pass"
8) xxx
9) your home or cell phone number (digits are easily accessible from social networks)
10) your favorite color, plant and so on like "pink", "rose", "lilly"

 

[Arwy]

Oh, I forgot about word "secret". Very secret and secure password indeed!

 

[shutterrelease]

The worst would have to be a pets name. Our dog's name is peanut and for a while most of our passwords were secured by the word "Peanut". That was almost embarrassing to put in.

 

[lordzod01]

How about just using "ENTER". That has to be pretty lame.

 

[lordzod01]

Just for a laugh, how about " open sessimi " LOL

 

[CiS_illusionist]

I think the dumbest password of all time would be 'G0D' but then I to was one that used that to infinity in the belief that the Divine protection somehow stemmed to a PC Password.

I was wrong, my email got hacked... lol, those were the days.

 

[jscottbarnes]

Must Admit....

....I've used

1. password
2. 0000
3. 1234
4. secret

Pretty bad, I know... but, I'm lucky to not have gotten zapped and have stopped being so lazy

 

[jscottbarnes]

My favorite tho....

"wrong" - as in, wrong password

 

[clayrussell]

One of my famous password solutions prior to being a 1Password user, would be to make the password the name of the application or web service I need the password for using "0" in place of spaces.

Example: the0iphone0blog
YouTube: you0tube
PayPal: pay0pal
Bank of America: bank0of0america

To my knowledge, this deep level of encoding has yet to be broken. If you calculate the numerical value of any password using this system, it clearly translates to:

"Be sure to drink your Ovaltine"

 

[anagoor]

A friend of mine uses:"iknowit" as password.

I think he was tired of me asking always are you sure you still know the password to access your shared folder?

Cheers,
matteo

 

[psyko825#IM]

poop was a password favorite of mine for a long time. poops was a variation as was pooping. also poop2 for the number requirement

 

[m.rosales11]

how about "insert your name here"!!
"you will never guess this"
"abc123"

 

[vazpazaz]

I've always used Password1 as an easy to remember/hack password that satisfies the alpha/numeric/caps requirement, but i wont expect to win a prizes here as loads of people seem to have too.

However, for stronger passwords that are both cryptic and easy to remember we in my IT team have always used the first letters of song lyrics with transposed numbers for inspiration. So for example the first line of the Beatles song Hey Jude:

Hey jude, dont make it bad.
Take a sad song and make it better.

Would give you a password of:

Hjdm1bTa55am1b

Very secure imho however, people do see you singing at servers and think you're nuts!

 

[Wolfmore]

is this a good password?

user ID: droberts2000
Password: dr2000

 

[fsohail]

Not sure if anyone's mentioned this but I'm partial to 'open sesame'...
which shall never be used again!

 

[radioro]

A place I used to work used the password "password" for everything.