What are 10 common passwords?

These passwords appear on lists of the most used across the world, and they are the first ones hackers try. '123456' and 'password' are the top two, followed by simple keyboard patterns like 'qwerty' and 'abc123'. People also use '111111', 'iloveyou', and 'admin' because they are quick to type.

'letmein' and 'dragon' are surprisingly common, often from old video games or films. The problem is that they are predictable, so they offer no real protection. If you use one of these for your wedding website, a guest could guess it, or worse, someone could change your details.

Instead, pick a random passphrase or a cute password that is unique to you. Never reuse a common password for your email or bank. If you already use one, change it today. Your wedding website holds personal details like your venue and RSVP list, so it deserves a proper password.