50 most commonly leaked four-digit PINs on the dark web

When it comes to online safety, having a password or PIN that is hard to crack is one of the most important steps.

A guessed PIN could grant someone access to any of your devices, allowing them to access important and personal data.

CNBC reported the 50 most common PINs that are leaked on the dark web as analyzed by HaveIBeenPwned.com, which has a database of more than 320 million passwords and PINs.

The most commonly leaked numbers are:

1. 1234
2. 1111
3. 0000
4. 1342
5. 1212
6. 2222
7. 4444
8. 1122
9. 1986
10. 2020
11. 7777
12. 5555
13. 1989
14. 9999
15. 6969
16. 2004
17. 1010
18. 4321
19. 6666
20. 1984
21. 1987
22. 1985
23. 8888
24. 2000
25. 1980
26. 1988
27. 1982
28. 2580
29. 1313
30. 1990
31. 1991
32. 1983
33. 1978
34. 1979
35. 1995
36. 1994
37. 1977
38. 1981
39. 3333
40. 1992
41. 1975
42. 2005
43. 1993
44. 1976
45. 1996
46. 2002
47. 1973
48. 2468
49. 1998
50. 1974

When making a PIN, you should aim to use a six-digit option if possible. If not, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency recommends using a random and unique number and avoiding obvious parents or sequences.

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