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Sounds about right
hunter2
What did you type?
You can't see it? It's *******
Nope. :( Guess I'll never know.
It's interesting how older generations tend to use names for passwords.
I don't know who is jesse kissa, but she seems pretty popular in Finland
- admintelcom
Huh?
That's industry speak for lazy
Just seems oddly specific. Is this a default password somewhere?
It's normally what's used when told to changing from admin/admin. Not for production devices but when testing things out new set ups and such. It's usually something like this or the carrier's name + 123. Once put into production there will be a compliant password generated and stored. Thing with these lists is that networking/IT/telco people may have the default password for several hundred devices saved in their browser or password manager so you get skewed results.
What an infuriating webpage layout. I can only see six passwords before having to scroll.
Gotta drive engagement