Monday, 10 December 2012

List of banned BlackBerry 10 passwords revealed

With the BlackBerry 10 launch around the corner, Research in Motion has kept security as one of the paramount features of its upcoming OS. According to a report by Rapid Berry, a list of 106 passwords that the company will not let you use on this platform has been revealed.

According to the Rapid Berry post, a list of 106 banned passwords has been stored in the upcoming BlackBerry 10 OS. The passwords that have been banned range from 123456 to batman to freedom to iloveyou.
Passwords you cannot use have been revealed
Here is a list of the passwords that you will not be allowed to use when the BlackBerry 10 handsets become available.

  • 123456
  • 12345678
  • 123abc
  • a1b2c3
  • aaaaaa
  • abc123
  • abc123
  • abcdef
  • amanda
  • andrew
  • angel
  • asdfgh
  • august
  • avalon
  • bandit
  • barney
  • baseball
  • batman
  • biteme
  • brandy
  • buster
  • butthead
  • calvin
  • canada
  • changeme
  • chelsea
  • coffee
  • computer
  • cowboy
  • diamond
  • donald
  • dorothy
  • dragon
  • eeyore
  • falcon
  • fishing
  • football
  • freedom
  • fuckme
  • fuckyou
  • gandalf
  • george
  • harley
  • hello
  • helpme
  • hockey
  • iloveyou
  • internet
  • jennifer
  • jonathan
  • jordan
  • letmein
  • maggie
  • marina
  • master
  • matthew
  • merlin
  • michael
  • michelle
  • mickey
  • mike
  • miller
  • molson
  • Monday
  • monday
  • monkey
  • mustang
  • natasha
  • ncc1701
  • newpass
  • newyork
  • pamela
  • password
  • patrick
  • pepper
  • piglet
  • poohbear
  • pookie
  • princess
  • qwerty
  • rabbit
  • rachel
  • ranger
  • rocket
  • secret
  • service
  • shadow
  • snoopy
  • soccer
  • sparky
  • spring
  • steven
  • success
  • summer
  • sunshine
  • thomas
  • tigger
  • trustno1
  • victoria
  • whatever
  • wizard
  • zapata
  • blackberry
  • blackberryid
  • bbidentity
  • playbook

In November, Research In Motion (RIM) had announced that it will hold its BlackBerry 10 launch event on January 30, 2013. The event will happen simultaneously in multiple countries around the world. This day will mark the official launch of its new platform, BlackBerry 10, as well as the unveiling of the first two BlackBerry 10 smartphones. Details on the smartphones and their availability will be announced at the event.

BlackBerry 10 will offer a large catalogue of the leading applications from across the globe and across all categories, including Games, Productivity, Social, Lifestyle and Leisure, Multimedia and Published Content, as well as applications designed for business and enterprise use.

Some key features of the new BlackBerry 10 OS are:
  • BlackBerry Flow and BlackBerry Hub: BlackBerry Flow is a new user experience that allows seamless navigation across open applications and the BlackBerry Hub. All messages, notifications, feeds and calendar events come into the BlackBerry Hub and no matter what the user is doing with the device, with a simple gesture, they can peek into the Hub at any time.
  • BlackBerry Keyboard: The BlackBerry Keyboard learns how you write and adapts to how you type so you can write faster and more accurately, giving you the kind of typing experience that BlackBerry devices are known for.
  • BlackBerry Balance: BlackBerry Balance offers the most elegant way to satisfy both customer and corporate needs without compromising on either. With BlackBerry Balance, personal apps and information are kept separate from work data, and the customer can switch from their personal to work profile with a simple gesture. The work profile is fully encrypted and secure, enabling organisations to protect their content and applications, while at the same time letting customers get the most out of their smartphone for their personal use.

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