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Malaysia-Weakpass-Wordlists

This is my research about common use passwords in Malaysia.

This repository contains a curated collection of commonly used passwords in Malaysia, compiled from various research studies and reports. The aim is to provide a resource for security professionals, researchers, and educators to understand password usage patterns in Malaysia and to promote stronger password practices.

Overview

Password security remains a critical concern in Malaysia. Studies have consistently shown that weak and easily guessable passwords are prevalent among Malaysian users. For instance, in 2023, "123456" emerged as the most commonly used password in the country.

Other frequently used passwords include:

  1. admin
  2. password
  3. 12345678
  4. abcd1234
  5. 000000
  6. 23456789
  7. abc123
  8. 12345

The use of such weak passwords significantly increases the risk of unauthorized access and data breaches. This repository aims to highlight these vulnerabilities and encourage the adoption of stronger, more secure passwords.

Contents

The repository includes the following wordlists:

  1. malaysia_common_passwords.txt: A list of the most commonly used passwords in Malaysia.

In total, the wordlists contain 804,864 entries, providing a comprehensive resource for password analysis and security assessments.

  1. Malaysia-for-Wifi-Crack.txt: A comprehensive list containing 708,578 entries filtered to include passwords with 8 characters or more, intended for those researching Wi-Fi password security

Usage

These wordlists can be utilized for various purposes, including:

Security Assessments: Testing the strength of passwords during security audits.

Research: Analyzing password patterns and behaviors among Malaysian users.

Education: Demonstrating the risks associated with weak passwords and promoting better practices.

Contributing

Contributions to expand and refine these wordlists are welcome. Please ensure that any additions are relevant to Malaysian password usage and do not include sensitive or personal information.

Disclaimer

This repository is intended for educational and research purposes only. Misuse of this information for unauthorized access or malicious activities is strictly prohibited. The contributors are not responsible for any misuse of the provided information.

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