As Time points out, it's been a banner year for hacks, from Equifax's totally avoidable breach to Yahoo's eventual admission that all 3 billion accounts were compromised. SplashData ran an analysis of some 5 million leaked passwords to come up with its list of the 100 most used, and, therefore, "Worst Passwords of the Year." Lifehacker reports that SplashData projects that 1 in 10 computer users have used at least of the passwords on the list. Many are frequent offenders, and will come as no surprise. The top 5 is, as you might expect: 123456, Password, 12345678, qwerty, and 12345. But some that make the list are seemingly more random or quirky. We've flagged 20 such entries, and note their rank on the list.
                                    
                                    
                                
                                
                             
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                                
                                
                                    
                                        
 -  letmein (7)
-  monkey (13)
-  starwars (16)
-  dragon (18)
-  freedom (22)
-  trustno1 (25)
-  harley (28)
-  buster (39)
-  ferrari (43)
-  cheese (44)
-  sunshine (55)
-  tigger (56)
-  merlin (58)
-  banana (61)
-  cookie (68)
-  jessica (74)
-  dallas (79)
-  passwor (80)
-  ginger (97)
-  thunder (100)
 (The guy who wrote the book on passwords 
now says he was wrong.)