Marvel at how Vietnamese people choose passwords

When analyzing the recent data package of 160 million VNG accounts (of which there are nearly 34 million risk-free accounts), the network security expert in Vietnam was surprised to see the password. but Vietnamese people use it very simply, can easily break immediately.

Based on the results of this leaked data analysis, a senior moderator of the WhiteHat network security forum recently posted information on how Vietnamese people choose passwords. Between Saturday and Sunday afternoon, this person proceeded to unlock nearly 34 million accounts and found more than 99% of passwords. After statistics, the moderator saw that, with 34 million accounts, there were more than 12 million passwords because many people chose the same password.

But it is worth noting that most of these passwords are popular, easy-to-guess passwords that can easily be broken.

Here are some other funny statistics about how Vietnamese people set their passwords after analyzing about 33 million accounts:

1. Anhyeuem: more than 900,000 people choose this password. This is the 5th most popular password.
2. Emyeeu brother: only more than 90,000 people choose.
3. Deptrai: there are 95,749 accounts using this word.
4. Depgai: only 1517 accounts use this word.
5. Xinh: has 106014 accounts with the word "pretty" in the password (excluding words like xinhayquenanh).
6. Boyhanoi: there are 108 user accounts.
7. Chandai: there are 396 accounts in use.
8. Daigia: available in 32726 passwords.
9. Nemnuong: only contributes in 29 passwords.
10. Buncha: 327 accounts use this password.
11. Photai: only in 23 passwords.
12. Phochin: only one account uses this word in its password.
13. Phobo and phoga: 380 and 760 accounts respectively.
14. Bunrieu and hutieu: 184 and 1934 respectively.
15. There are more users in Saigon than Hanoi, but only 10,000 people choose Saigon as a secret, compared to 20,000 choosing Hanoi.

See more:

1. Summarize some of the safest ways to create and manage passwords
2. Some security methods for online services
3. The worst 100 Password ranking in 2017