Password-management software provider SplashData has released its annual list of the most common passwords on the Internet, and once again “123456” tops the list.

In this year’s “Worst Passwords” list, compiled from more than 3.3 million passwords leaked in 2014, the ever-popular “password” retained its spot at No. 2, while the rest of the Top 10 rounded out with more ordered numeric sequences, “qwerty,” “baseball,” “football” and “dragon.”

(Related: ‘123456’ tops ‘password’ as most common password of 2013)

According to SplashData, in addition to the prevalence of favorite sports as passwords, birth years between 1989-1992 are all in the Top 100, and half a dozen of the most common American names are also in the Top 50, including “jennifer,” “thomas” and “charlie.”

The Top 25 most common passwords of 2014 are listed below:

Rank Password Change from 2013
1 123456 No Change
2 password No Change
3 12345 Up 17
4 12345678 Down 1
5 qwerty Down 1
6 123456789 No Change
7 1234 Up 9
8 baseball New
9 dragon New
10 football New
11 1234567 Down 4
12 monkey Up 5
13 letmein Up 1
14 abc123 Down 9
15 111111 Down 8
16 mustang New
17 access New
18 shadow Unchanged
19 master New
20 michael New
21 superman New
22 696969 New
23 123123 Down 12
24 batman New
25 trustno1 Down 1

More information on the SplashData “Worst Passwords” list for 2014 can be found here.