[Master]

I was reading this article on lifehacker about methods creating secure password, and decides to check how secure my passwords on this website.

First password

Second password


(not real passwords)

If you're curious whether your chosen password is secure or not, you can run it here.

[ida]

Spoiler:

oh boy i sure hope nobody hacks me

[Ion]

I use passwords of completely pseudo-random characters. All of my passwords use the maximum accepted character limit of the website, and can usually be something similar to "%$GEBrtudb&YVBH)%$^YV$%Vyhg643". I store all of them on an encrypted flash drive, and the crypto key is hidden somewhere very clever in my house.

[XFL]

Won't share anything regarding my password; but it says with a PC It would take about 48 billion years to bruteforce and with medium botnet, 24 million years.

/humblebrag

[XFL]

Good job, bet it was really hard to create a complicated password.

It was as hard as creating a complicated password as it was for you to pick a username.

[username1]

It was as hard as creating a complicated password as it was for you to pick a username.

Glad you got the joke..

Has anyone ever considered using Unicode characters in their passwords? Guarantee they will never get cracked.

[XFL]

-snip-

You would have to have a keyboard or a method that you could use to insert that password. Can you put those characters inside of a encoder? base64 that shit and you'll be good until the sun explodes.

[username1]

You would have to have a keyboard or a method that you could use to insert that password.

Yeah because who uses google translate these days? Buying a whole different keyboard is better.

[Oni]

I already know it's 100% for all of my passwords.

[Nil]

Some of my older passwords range from 0 seconds to 13 minutes. So if any of ya'll have some free time I may have a few accounts for jacking