! Mt. Gox PASSWORDS List Released - Your Password Could Be Here - Check !

[BitcoinPorn]

From Reddit

If you haven't changed your password on other sites from the MtGox debacle, you should.

I found this through IRC a few minutes ago, chances are it's already been passed around a bit before a public paste.
Edit: It looks like that amounts to about 14.5% of all the passwords available in the accounts.csv file.

Check to see if you are on the list.  Keep different passwords for everything.   I did a search and did not see this posted.

Password related threads to help you:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=20004.0
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=20587.0

[airdata]

some of my favorites....

tupacshakur
fuckyoumike
tupac_shakur
niggernigger
n1gger!
assrape

looking at alot of the password makes me question the demographic of the bitcoin community.

[Maged]

Moral of the story: length means nothing if your password is still easy to type

My password isn't on there, and it isn't long at all. But it's hard to type. That said, I expect it to be found in the next few days.

[haydent]

cheers op

[datafish]

Moral of the story: length means nothing if your password is still easy to type

My password isn't on there, and it isn't long at all. But it's hard to type. That said, I expect it to be found in the next few days.

Same here.  Relatively short password but not susceptible to a dictionary attack and containing special characters. 

[Slowpok3]

Moral of the story: length means nothing if your password is still easy to type

My password isn't on there, and it isn't long at all. But it's hard to type. That said, I expect it to be found in the next few days.

can passwords contain characters like....  ¿ ¼ ©

mine was 13 characters long, so it looks like they only got to 12 characters in length and were almost up to mine 

[SgtSpike]

some of my favorites....

tupacshakur
fuckyoumike
tupac_shakur
niggernigger
n1gger!
assrape

looking at alot of the password makes me question the demographic of the bitcoin community.

LOL, so true... also saw "pooppoop123".

Moral of the story: length means nothing if your password is still easy to type

My password isn't on there, and it isn't long at all. But it's hard to type. That said, I expect it to be found in the next few days.

can passwords contain characters like....  ¿ ¼ ©

mine was 13 characters long, so it looks like they only got to 12 characters in length and were almost up to mine 

Mine was only 9 chars, and wasn't on that list.     Is this only the unsalted pw's?

[Maged]

Mine was only 9 chars, and wasn't on that list.     Is this only the unsalted pw's?

This is including salted passwords. Also, it wasn't a full bruteforce: they looked for common patterns.

[Findeton]

They got hacked again?

I'm happy now that I withdrew all my remaining bitcoins from Mt Gox.

[BtcNmcMiner]

Mine was 9 characters long a number and a dictionary word, no capitals or special characters    It should have been salted, based on my join date. It is not on that list. Still a good thing I didn't have anything in Mt. Gox though. And the only reason I didn't was, IIRC, they wouldn't let me transfer in less than 1 Btc at a time.

[SpaceLord]

Mike really is a fucker.

God, I hate that guy. 

[Valhalla1]

1q2w3e!Q@W#E
qwe123QWE!@#

interesting that these got cracked, was it salted?  looks like it would be more difficult to crack than a lot of the ones on that list

[julz]

They got hacked again?

No. *some* of the passwords have been extracted from the *previously* released list of (lightly) encrypted passwords.
Everyone should have changed their mtgox passwords by now, and also on other services if they were silly enough to use the same password elsewhere.
This is just an interesting exercise in seeing what insecure passwords people tend to use.
The shorter, dictionary based passwords are easily cracked. The more complex ones will take time - if anyone can even be bothered.

I'm happy now that I withdrew all my remaining bitcoins from Mt Gox.

Fine - be happy. But take a little time to understand what you are being happy about.
then again..  maybe too much understanding is not a recipe for happiness...  
As you were!

[Tasty Champa]

that looks to only go up to 9000, I wouldn't expect it to be complete for a couple months. You also have to assume most of them are throwaway accounts.

[julz]

1q2w3e!Q@W#E
qwe123QWE!@#

interesting that these got cracked, was it salted?  looks like it would be more difficult to crack than a lot of the ones on that list

It is interesting.. but note that on a standard qwerty keyboard - it's a pattern of 6 keys at the top left.. first unshifted then shifted.

Perhaps some wannabe security guru recommended it to a bunch of suckers as an easy way to remember your complicated password?!

[tiberiandusk]

Mine is not there.

[d.james]

Mine is not there.

yet

[fcmatt]

1q2w3e!Q@W#E
qwe123QWE!@#

interesting that these got cracked, was it salted?  looks like it would be more difficult to crack than a lot of the ones on that list

It is interesting.. but note that on a standard qwerty keyboard - it's a pattern of 6 keys at the top left.. first unshifted then shifted.

Perhaps some wannabe security guru recommended it to a bunch of suckers as an easy way to remember your complicated password?!

since the days of john the ripper, the config file for it allows you to put patterns that are commonly used. i assume other
password cracking tools are also configurable for such patterns. checking simple patterns on the keyboard are often the
first to fall since they are checked for that and dictionary way before the brute force takes place using a-z A-Z 1-0 shift1-0  etc....

[Paperweight]

My favorite username and passwords were

UserID   Username   Email   Password            
12558   hehehe\'   0   0   0)waitfor delay\'0:      $1$ldybUNj/$jZ5XJRWM8DsOTM3FU9TyN0   
14250   &   39 union select 1   2   3   4   5   6

[julz]

My favorite username and passwords were

UserID   Username   Email   Password            
12558   hehehe\'   0   0   0)waitfor delay\'0:      $1$ldybUNj/$jZ5XJRWM8DsOTM3FU9TyN0   
14250   &   39 union select 1   2   3   4   5   6

ouch. That's potentially damning for the 'no sql injection attack occurred' line.
There are also some script tags in there that I didn't notice before.