#Summary of commonly used password patterns for people of different ages ## Children and adolescents (8-17 years old) - Sequence of simple numbers: 123456,000,000 -Birthday date: your own or your parents' birthday -Favorite Anime/game characters -Pet name -Simple vocabulary plus numbers: cool123, fun456 ## Young adult (18-30 years old) -Combination of personal information: name + birthday (john0630) - Pop culture elements: movie characters, musician names -Couple or friend nickname + number -University/work related vocabulary + numbers -Deformation of common phrases: letmein, password ##Middle-aged people (31-50 years old) -Family information: child's name + birthday -Work-related terms + numbers -Important anniversary date -Relatively complex alphanumeric combinations - Combination of family member names ## Elderly people (over 51 years old) -Traditional vocabulary: hometown, church, etc. plus numbers -Nostalgic related vocabulary: old address, army number -Easy-to-remember mode: abcdef, 111222 -Name of family member -Important dates in early life It should be noted that these are only summaries of common patterns, and not everyone follows these patterns. For security reasons, it is recommended to use a password manager to generate complex and unique passwords, and avoid using personal information or password patterns that are easy to guess.