Snowden password #5572
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Edward Snowden has suggested this password at least twice in two years, in public. Surely someone's using it ironically by now.
http://www.wired.com/2015/04/snowden-sexy-margaret-thatcher-password-isnt-so-sexy/
unix_passwords.txt is now longer than exactly 1000, and iirc it was supposed to be a top-1000 kind of thing. We now already have top passwords from various sources. I wonder how much overlap is in this file between all the others?
And, should we have a list of silly / famous passwords? Passwords that show up on TV and movies, essentially.
Regardless of the answer to these questions, this PR is GTG.
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