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Sunz
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10th Oct 11 at 14:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I guess it's more for geek day but thought it would reach more people here, saw this site on gadget show and it basically shows how strong your password is against programs that generate thousands of combonations a second until it's cracked your password.

How Secure Is My Password


You can even use it offline so if you are worried they store the passwords in text form, it won't be a problem.
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2 i use for trivial bits come up as 39million years and 108 years
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Mine's not as secure, will take 6000 years to crack apparently.
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Their suggestions remind me of this comic:
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4 days
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haha one password I use for sites I don't give a shit about said it was in the top20 most common passwords
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Was it "password"?
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It would take a desktop PC
About 3 hours
to hack your password
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It would take a desktop PC
About 6 trillion years
to hack your password
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about 21thousand years it said for mine, happy with that
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It would take a desktop PC
About 169 days
to hack your password

And my windows password 1min
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It would take a desktop PC
About 47 trillion years
to hack your password

Think ive found a new password
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For three I use for different things
32 seconds
4 days
A billion years
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3 years, i can deal with that, considering after about 5 attempts just about everything locks you ot nowadays
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this isnt george agwabengo's site is it and he is just storing all your passwords

mine was 1 second ha ha

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random mash of a keyboard several times comes up with

It would take a desktop PC
About 1 duovigintillion years
to hack your password
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169hrs

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What a great way of collecting passwords.
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It would take a desktop PC
About 6 thousand years
to hack your password

Yas!
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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16

mine was 1 second ha ha


911?
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pi to 56 numbers would take "About 1 novemdecillion years"


pi to 1120 numbers would take "702 duovigintillion years"

[Edited on 10-10-2011 by LiVe LeE]
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Jake will have the strongest password, stronger than mateys legs
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It would take a desktop PC
About 16 years
to hack your password
Ian
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It wouldn't though, same as dictionary concatentations wouldn't either.

They might be long char sets but they're also known patterns. Compare a dictionary word of 10 characters which has a complexity of 10^26 - which is big - compared to the length of a dictionary which is about 50k words, which is very small and very quick.

Even if you concat a few words together, they only ever get as exponentially large as the number of joins, which is significantly smaller than starting with someless less well known.

Number patterns are less obvious but the concept remains, they are computationally less expensive than arbitrary strings.
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seems to be a lot in the top 10

more than 10, anyway.

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