Mrs. Eva’s Computer ClassesInternet Safety Unit

What we will cover:·Online Do's and Don'ts·Know the kinds of private information·Sharing personal information·Listen to your safety alarm

·Recognizing Bullies·Learn what to do if it happens·Online Do's and Don'ts

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The most popular password (3.03% of the 20,000) was "123456." It's also generally considered the most common password used today <http://www.whatsmypass.com/?p=415>.

4 percent used some variant of the word "password." Seriously, people, there's no excuse for this one. "Password" was the 2nd most popular password used, also in keeping with historical trends.

16 percent of passwords were a person's first name. No word on if it was their first name, but someone's. Joshua is the most commonly used first-name password, a likely reference to the movie War Games.

Patterns abound. In addition to "123456," other patterns like "12345, "qwerty," and "abc123" were common, comprising 14 percent of the passwords used.

35 percent of passwords were six characters long. 0.34 percent were only one character long.

For reasons no one can explain, "dragon," "master," and "killer" all crack the top 20 passwords. (On the top 500 password list linked above, "dragon" is #7.)

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