Feckless Christians use bible verses for passwords and get hacked

Bristolscale7

At first glance, “john316” looks like a reasonable password. While it’s a couple characters short of the recommended minimum of 8 to 10, it at least mixes numbers and letters.
But “john316” is not a good choice for keeping your account safe. It’s the most common Bible verse used as a password, according to a new analysis of a list of 32 million passwords leaked in a 2009 data breach.

http://www.christianitytoday.com/gleanings/2017/january/beware-of-making-jesus-your-password.html

Absolam

Bristolscale7 wrote: »

http://www.christianitytoday.com/gleanings/2017/january/beware-of-making-jesus-your-password.html

Given that Jesus is the most common Bible inspired password, yet only 811th on the 1000 most common passwords list, would it be fair to say feckless atheists are orders of magnitude more likely to get hacked?

Bristolscale7

Absolam, you strike me as a #15 type. You might want to change your password striker.

Absolam

Bristolscale7 wrote: »

Absolam, you strike me as a #15 type. You might want to change your password striker.

I think I'm safe in the knowledge (from your posts) that how things appear to you only has a passing acquaintance with the reality of any circumstance

Bristolscale7

I had a more thorough look through the list of bible verses used. I'll be honest. I'm disappointed that Ezekial 23:20 is low down the list.

Absolam

Perhaps there just aren't that many Christians with a similar turn of mind to yourself?

J C

Bristolscale7 wrote: »

I had a more thorough look through the list of bible verses used. I'll be honest. I'm disappointed that Ezekial 23:20 is low down the list.

Perhaps Christians aren't as 'feckless' as the OP suggests !!!:pac::D