The most common mistakes people make when choosing passwords, according to research

Password walking refers to the practice of using combinations of letters, numbers, and symbols that are adjacent to one another on the keyboard, like “qwerty” and “123456.”

Here are some other common password walking Dashlane researchers found:

1q2w3e4r 1qaz2wsx 1qazxsw2 zaq12wsx !qaz2wsx 1qaz@wsx

Another common practice Dashlane researchers found: strong expressions of love or hate, with hateful passwords most often expressed with choice words.

Here are the most common love/hate passwords Dashlane found:

iloveyou f*ckyou a**hole f*ckoff iloveme trustno1 beautiful ihateyou bullsh*t lovelove

Researchers found that common brands also appeared in many passwords. Here are the most common brands used in passwords.

myspace mustang linkedin ferrari playboy mercedes cocacola snickers corvette skittles

Popular movies, music, and tv shows also made their way into passwords used in the study. Here are the most common ones.

superman pokemon slipknot starwars metallica nirvana blink182 spiderman greenday rockstar

Dashlane found a ton of sports-related passwords, but the Champions League (that's soccer, for Americans) topped them all. Here are the most common Champions League passwords:

liverpool chelsea arsenal barcelona manchester

Use a unique password for every online account Generate passwords that exceed the minimum of 8 characters Create passwords with a mix of case-sensitive letters, numbers, and special symbols Avoid using passwords that contain common phrases, slang, places, or names Use a password manager to help generate, store, and manage your passwords Never use an unsecured Wi-Fi connection