I guarantee most of the passwords at your company follow the patern of: first letter capitalized of some password they use everywhere, followed by a number, then a special character that is the shift characters on the number row.
If they make you change them ever x months with history going back, they are all incrementing until they rotate back to 1.
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I guarantee most of the passwords at your company follow the patern of: first letter capitalized of some password they use everywhere, followed by a number, then a special character that is the shift characters on the number row.
If they make you change them ever x months with history going back, they are all incrementing until they rotate back to 1.
Humans created passwords are very predictable.
:sheepish look: