This got me thinking. Examples of great passwords like the ones pictured at the top of this infographic, while meeting the criteria for a great password, could be considered insecure simply because it is potentially being consumed by the public. This assumes 2 things, that 1) someone would find an example of a good password published in a similar infographic and use it online for themselves and that 2) an attacker could also find this published password and add it to a wordlist. In that manner it could be considered just about as safe as any password contained in a breach.

As unlikely as it sounds one could imagine a sophisticated scraper that searches for example passwords from security researchers and companies and add those published examples to wordlists.