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How secure is your password? - Master - 10-19-2015

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
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Second password
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(not real passwords)

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


RE: How secure is your password? - ida - 10-19-2015

Spoiler:
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oh boy i sure hope nobody hacks me


RE: How secure is your password? - Ion - 10-21-2015

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.


RE: How secure is your password? - XFL - 10-21-2015

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


RE: How secure is your password? - XFL - 10-21-2015

(10-21-2015, 02:07 AM)username1 Wrote: 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.


RE: How secure is your password? - username1 - 10-21-2015

(10-21-2015, 02:08 AM)XFL Wrote: 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.

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RE: How secure is your password? - XFL - 10-21-2015

(10-21-2015, 02:12 AM)username1 Wrote: -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.


RE: How secure is your password? - username1 - 10-21-2015

(10-21-2015, 02:14 AM)XFL Wrote: 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.


RE: How secure is your password? - Oni - 10-21-2015

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


RE: How secure is your password? - Nil - 10-21-2015

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