Is your password easily guessable? Is it, oh, I don't know, maybe the name of the world-famous Paris museum you're trying to protect?

The brazen theft of more than $100 million in jewels from the world-famous Louvre on Oct. 19 captured the world's attention, for obvious reasons. As of Wednesday, French police have arrested seven suspects, but the jewels have not yet been recovered. Now reports show the Louvre has had security issues in the past, including one that wouldn't pass the most basic cybersecurity test: The museum's name itself, Louvre, may have been one of its passwords.

The French newspaper Libération reports that the French cybersecurity agency ANSSI audited the Louvre's security in 2014 and 2015. The museum failed badly.

One part of the audit described unguarded

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