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PHP Common Password Checker Function

i-CONICA — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 06:17:58

Here's an efficient PHP function I written to check the top 500 most commonly used passwords against a user's input. Good for making sure users' accounts are secure by stopping them using "123456", "letmein", etc... as their password.

Here's the PHP Code:

Code

function commonpassword($password)
{
    //top 500 most used passwords
    $passlist = array("porsche", "guitar", "chelsea", "black", "diamond", "nascar", "jackson", "cameron", "654321", "computer", "amanda", "wizard", "xxxxxxxx", "money", "phoenix", "mickey", "bailey", "knight", "iceman", "tigers", "purple", "andrea", "horny", "dakota", "aaaaaa", "player", "sunshine", "morgan", "starwars", "boomer", "cowboys", "edward", "charles", "girls", "booboo", "coffee", "xxxxxx", "bulldog", "ncc1701", "rabbit", "peanut", "john", "johnny", "gandalf", "spanky", "winter", "brandy", "compaq", "carlos", "tennis", "james", "mike", "brandon", "fender", "anthony", "blowme", "ferrari", "cookie", "chicken", "maverick", "chicago", "joseph", "diablo", "sexsex", "hardcore", "666666", "willie", "welcome", "chris", "panther", "yamaha", "justin", "banana", "driver", "marine", "angels", "fishing", "david", "maddog", "hooters", "wilson", "butthead", "dennis", "CHANGE WORD!", "captain", "bigdick", "chester", "smokey", "xavier", "steven", "viking", "snoopy", "blue", "eagles", "winner", "samantha", "house", "miller", "flower", "jack", "123456", "password", "12345678", "1234", "CHANGE WORD!", "12345", "dragon", "qwerty", "696969", "mustang", "letmein", "baseball", "master", "michael", "football", "shadow", "monkey", "abc123", "pass", "fuckme", "6969", "jordan", "harley", "ranger", "iwantu", "jennifer", "hunter", "CHANGE WORD!", "2000", "test", "batman", "trustno1", "thomas", "tigger", "robert", "access", "love", "buster", "1234567", "soccer", "hockey", "killer", "george", "sexy", "andrew", "charlie", "superman", "a**hole", "fuckyou", "dallas", "jessica", "panties", "pepper", "1111", "austin", "william", "daniel", "golfer", "summer", "heather", "hammer", "yankees", "joshua", "maggie", "biteme", "enter", "ashley", "thunder", "cowboy", "silver", "richard", "CHANGE WORD!", "orange", "merlin", "michelle", "corvette", "bigdog", "cheese", "matthew", "121212", "patrick", "martin", "freedom", "ginger", "blowjob", "nicole", "sparky", "yellow", "camaro", "secret", "CHANGE WORD!", "falcon", "taylor", "111111", "131313", "123123", "b****", "hello", "scooter", "please", "firebird", "butter", "united", "turtle", "steelers", "tiffany", "zxcvbn", "tomcat", "golf", "bond007", "bear", "tiger", "doctor", "gateway", "gators", "angel", "junior", "thx1138", "porno", "badboy", "debbie", "spider", "melissa", "booger", "1212", "flyers", "fish", "porn", "matrix", "teens", "scooby", "jason", "walter", "cumshot", "boston", "braves", "yankee", "lover", "barney", "victor", "tucker", "princess", "mercedes", "5150", "doggie", "zzzzzz", "gunner", "horney", "bubba", "2112", "fred", "johnson", "xxxxx", "tits", "member", "boobs", "donald", "bigdaddy", "bronco", "penis", "voyager", "rangers", "birdie", "trouble", "white", "topgun", "bigtits", "bitches", "green", "super", "qazwsx", "magic", "lakers", "rachel", "slayer", "scott", "2222", "asdf", "video", "london", "7777", "marlboro", "srinivas", "internet", "action", "carter", "jasper", "monster", "teresa", "jeremy", "11111111", "bill", "crystal", "peter", "CHANGE WORD!", "cock", "beer", "rocket", "theman", "oliver", "prince", "beach", "amateur", "7777777", "muffin", "redsox", "star", "testing", "shannon", "murphy", "frank", "hannah", "dave", "eagle1", "11111", "mother", "nathan", "raiders", "steve", "forever", "angela", "viper", "ou812", "jake", "lovers", "suckit", "gregory", "buddy", "whatever", "young", "nicholas", "lucky", "helpme", "jackie", "monica", "midnight", "college", "baby", "cunt", "brian", "mark", "startrek", "sierra", "leather", "232323", "4444", "beavis", "bigcock", "happy", "sophie", "ladies", "naughty", "giants", "booty", "blonde", "fucked", "golden", "0", "fire", "sandra", "pookie", "packers", "einstein", "dolphins", "0", "chevy", "winston", "warrior", "sammy", "slut", "8675309", "zxcvbnm", "nipples", "power", "victoria", "asdfgh", "CHANGE WORD!", "toyota", "travis", "hotdog", "paris", "rock", "xxxx", "extreme", "redskins", "erotic", "dirty", "ford", "freddy", "arsenal", "access14", "wolf", "nipple", "iloveyou", "alex", "florida", "eric", "legend", "movie", "success", "rosebud", "jaguar", "great", "cool", "cooper", "1313", "scorpio", "mountain", "madison", "987654", "brazil", "lauren", "japan", "naked", "squirt", "stars", "apple", "alexis", "aaaa", "bonnie", "peaches", "jasmine", "kevin", "matt", "qwertyui", "danielle", "beaver", "4321", "4128", "runner", "swimming", "dolphin", "gordon", "casper", "stupid", "s**t", "saturn", "gemini", "apples", "august", "3333", "canada", "blazer", "cumming", "hunting", "kitty", "rainbow", "112233", "arthur", "cream", "calvin", "shaved", "surfer", "samson", "kelly", "paul", "mine", "king", "racing", "5555", "eagle", "hentai", "newyork", "little", "redwings", "smith", "sticky", "cocacola", "animal", "broncos", "private", "skippy", "marvin", "blondes", "enjoy", "girl", "apollo", "parker", "qwert", "time", "sydney", "women", "voodoo", "magnum", "juice", "abgrtyu", "777777", "dreams", "maxwell", "music", "rush2112", "russia", "scorpion", "rebecca", "tester", "mistress", "phantom", "billy", "6666", "albert");
    if(in_array($password, $passlist)){
    	return true;
    }
}

There's the function and here's an example of it's usage.

Code

$input = "nascar";
if(commonpassword($input)){
    echo "Too common";
} else {
    echo "Good to go";
}

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