So we talk about it a lot- the Internet of Things. It's a huge risk that the general population doesn't seem to be too concerned about: embedded devices have crap security because there has been no real pressure to secure them, but now they're being put on the Internet and well...
"Spam doesn't need to be refrigerated." --/u/AnswerableQuestion
Security researcher releases 10-million username and password combinations, fairly unusual. Article is mostly "this is why you shouldn't arrest me", download link at the bottom. In case you're curious, here's the top 20 passwords:
55893 123456 20785 password 13582 12345678 13230 qwerty 11696 123456789 10938 12345 6432 1234 5682 111111 4796 1234567 4191 dragon 3845 123123 3734 baseball 3664 abc123 3655 football 3330 monkey 3206 letmein 3136 shadow 3126 master 3050 696969 3002 michael
Since what makes this dump unusual is the inclusion of usernames, here's the top-20 usernames as well:
2119 admin 1323 michael 1113 robert 1095 2000 1049 john 1041 david 967 null 940 richard 922 thomas 901 chris 866 mike 843 steve 832 dave 816 daniel 812 andrew 797 george 765 james 735 mark 730 dragon