Topic: How secure is your password? - page 2. (Read 1360 times)
I kind of want to know what kind of method they are using to calculate how long it takes for a password to be cracked because obviously, there are multiple methods and with a common method of advanced bruteforce, it wouldn't take that much time to crack a password unless the pc used is crap.
Mine is very secure. so secure that it can never be cracked. gleb, what are your passwords, why dont you share them with us. 
Passw0rdS - It'll take 4 DAYS to crack. Good luck, bud! Oh, wait!
Passw0rd1ngS - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
mine is simply password so I can easily remember it 
Mine is very secure. so secure that it can never be cracked. gleb, what are your passwords, why dont you share them with us.
me i have my password secured enough to hide and to prevent any possible of attacks, making complicated password will end you up to forget it so for me password that I created have same combination just needed to change some characters and it's done.
Well I ain't entering any of my passwords into that thing, but I guess mine are all fairly easy. (if you know me that is) I ain't got time for long complicated passwords, and I use the same or slight variations for almost everything so if someone guessed it I'm kinda screwed.
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https://howsecureismypassword.net/
The password checked above was 1Nthebeg1n1nG.
See what I did there? Now, take some book off your bookshelf and open it to the [main] first page, i.e., first chapter et al. Glean the first three words, albeit the first two or four may suffice. Convert all the i's to a 1 and/or all the o's to 0 (both if both are present), and capitalize only the first AND last letters. That's it! Now, all you have to remember is what book you gleaned your pre-converted password from even if by happenstance the book was lost, whereupon simply procure another copy if need to recall your password.
Another example using a book from my library (okay, it's a book collection, but I digress): http://www.amazon.com/WOVEN-SCREENS-Their-Selection-Application/dp/B000IUWW12
Ironically, T0ass1stuserS produced the exact same number of years to crack - 158 THOUSAND YEARS.
One more example - Thera1ncamed0wN - from a more obscure book using the first four words (backwarding the first three words - Emacn1arehT - would take 41 years to crack), the results as follows sourced from Elena Dandini De Sylva's Leaves of Memory:
Famous quotes work just as well: F0ursc0reanD - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Every0ne1sA - 41 YEARS.
https://howsecureismypassword.net/
The password checked above was 1Nthebeg1n1nG.
See what I did there? Now, take some book off your bookshelf and open it to the [main] first page, i.e., first chapter et al. Glean the first three words, albeit the first two or four may suffice. Convert all the i's to a 1 and/or all the o's to 0 (both if both are present), and capitalize only the first AND last letters. That's it! Now, all you have to remember is what book you gleaned your pre-converted password from even if by happenstance the book was lost, whereupon simply procure another copy if need to recall your password.
Another example using a book from my library (okay, it's a book collection, but I digress): http://www.amazon.com/WOVEN-SCREENS-Their-Selection-Application/dp/B000IUWW12
Ironically, T0ass1stuserS produced the exact same number of years to crack - 158 THOUSAND YEARS.
One more example - Thera1ncamed0wN - from a more obscure book using the first four words (backwarding the first three words - Emacn1arehT - would take 41 years to crack), the results as follows sourced from Elena Dandini De Sylva's Leaves of Memory:
Famous quotes work just as well: F0ursc0reanD - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
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Everyone is a genius at least once a year. The real geniuses simply have their bright ideas closer together.
~Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
~Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
Every0ne1sA - 41 YEARS.
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