Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) are critical to securing your bank account and financial transactions. While they offer an added layer of security, using easily guessable or commonly used numbers can make your account vulnerable to theft or hacking.
Here are some numbers you should avoid using as your PIN and why.
1. Sequential Numbers (1234, 5678, etc.)
Sequential numbers are among the most common PIN combinations. Hackers often start with these numbers when attempting to crack a PIN. Studies have shown that “1234” is the most used PIN globally, making it an obvious choice for fraudsters.
2. Repetitive Numbers (1111, 2222, etc.):.Read the full now & the viral video.
