After Cummings' Barnard Castle trip, cheeky Britons started using the word 'vision' in their passwords

After Cummings' Barnard Castle trip, cheeky Britons started using the word 'vision' in their passwords

Britons began using the word "vision" in their passwords after prime ministerial advisor Dominic Cummings was caught travelling across the country from his parents' farm in Durham to Barnard Castle "to test" his eyesight, according to research from Pen Test Partners (PTP).


Not only that but the words "covid", "corona" and “lockdown” all increased in popularity over time, according to the infosec biz.


"We have an in-house developed software product called Papa that is used by our consultants, as well as our customers, to perform password audits of Windows domains. Papa can identify base words that are used within an organisation, and see how that trend changes over time," PTP said in a post explaining its findings.


after cummings barnard castle cheeky britons started using vision their passwords