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Most to least common 4-digit PINs
(www.grc.com)
or why it is not a good idea to use your birthday as your pin
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this post was submitted on 26 May 2024
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It bothers me that if the pin resembles a date, even if it is not the reason for it, it is less secure. Life is not fair, lol.
It bothers me that the arrow on the y-axis is pointing the wrong way