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30 December 2009
Twitter bans obvious passwords
An applause for Twitter which has recently made it so that when you sign up for an account you can't use one of those very obvious passwords.
Here is a
list of the passwords
(courtesy of
The Wundercounter
)
So, if you currently use passwords which resemble any of those listed, I would encourage you to change them as soon as possible.
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