Congratulations are in order, as a year of corporate data spills and leaked Jennifer Lawrence nudes failed to move the most stubborn among us. Privacy be damned, people still enjoy the ease and comfort of the most simplistic, easily-sussed passwords imaginable.

For another year, the most common password was ‘123456’. After that? ‘Password’.

The data comes from SplashData, who compiles their annual “Worst Passwords” list from over 3.3 million leaked passwords.

Here’s the top 25 list:

1. 123456
2. password
3. 12345
4. 12345678
5. qwerty
6. 1234567890
7. 1234
8. baseball
9. dragon
10. football
11. 1234567
12. monkey
13. letmein
14. abc123
15. 111111
16. mustang
17. access
18. shadow
19. master
20. michael
21. superman
22. 696969
23. 123123
24. batman
25. trustno1

“The bad news from my research is that this year’s most commonly used passwords are pretty consistent with prior years,” security expert Mark Burnett said. “The good news is that it appears that more people are moving away from using these passwords. In 2014, the top 25 passwords represented about 2.2% of passwords exposed. While still frightening, that’s the lowest percentage of people using the most common passwords I have seen in recent studies.”

Oh good! It’s getting better.

At this point, if your password is still ‘123456’, ‘baseball’, or ‘batman’, then you deserve whatever happens to you.

Image via DelcanTM, Flickr Creative Commons