Those last 2 are popular for the battlefield heroes dataset and other gaming-related ones, so I keep them in my script as gaming sites are both highly targeted and usually poorly secured.
Anyway, it's clear that no rules were enforced as a 3-letter dictionary word like "war" would never be allowed by any rule creation system. The fact that "stratfor" was used by nearly 1.4% of all accounts (!) tells me that either their users did not value these accounts or they simply have no idea how passwords are supposed to work.
Highest reused password count: 12023 "stratfor"? 12023 "password"? 517 "password1"? 46 "Password1"? 24 "123456"? 625 "12345678"? 74 "jesus"? 2 "love"? 7 "war"? 1 "michael"? 39 "america"? 7 "xbox360"? 0 "heroes"? 0
Those last 2 are popular for the battlefield heroes dataset and other gaming-related ones, so I keep them in my script as gaming sites are both highly targeted and usually poorly secured.
Anyway, it's clear that no rules were enforced as a 3-letter dictionary word like "war" would never be allowed by any rule creation system. The fact that "stratfor" was used by nearly 1.4% of all accounts (!) tells me that either their users did not value these accounts or they simply have no idea how passwords are supposed to work.