The phrase in question is: "f***you".
If you're currently using it, you don't have to reply, of course.
According to a website, the password has been used 500,000 times and should never be used to avoid your security being breached.
One should never use dictionary words as passwords. Only use made up words consisting of jumbled letters, numbers and special characters. It has to be long enough but easy to remember so you won't be tempted to write it down.
shareI wish I never got started with elaborate passwords with special characters in them. But security is important these days.
shareI use ADMIN
sharenyctc7's password revealed!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPphyjkXnPc
Not that one, but similar sentiment.
shareNope. I use a jumble of letters, numbers, and symbols that mean absolutely nothing to anyone. Not even to me.
shareDoes anybody remember the show "The Secret World of Alex Mack?" Louis Driscoll's password for his computer was "lunchmeat." I learned at an early age to use random ass passwords.
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