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How secure is your password
- daj
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How secure is your password
An interesting calculation -- enter a password and it tells you how long it would take to crack it
http://howsecureismypassword.net/
My 'normal' one for forums, etc was 4 days -- for my banking 417 years!
http://howsecureismypassword.net/
My 'normal' one for forums, etc was 4 days -- for my banking 417 years!
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Re: How secure is your password
It would take
About 3 minutes
for a desktop PC to crack your password

About 3 minutes
for a desktop PC to crack your password
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Re: How secure is your password
I think you need to change your password
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Re: How secure is your password
iDaffodil wil take about 8 years 
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Re: How secure is your password
It would take
About 700 million years
that's my banking one
and 6 days for my forum one
About 700 million years
that's my banking one
and 6 days for my forum one
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Re: How secure is your password
oh, my other bank one
It would take
About 25 billion years
It would take
About 25 billion years
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Re: How secure is your password
oh, just a thought with this as well,
presumably the website logs your ip, is it at all possible to use these entries for all the wrong reason by the site owner?
I know i have just changed my two passwords, still take over 700 million years to crack them tho lol
presumably the website logs your ip, is it at all possible to use these entries for all the wrong reason by the site owner?
I know i have just changed my two passwords, still take over 700 million years to crack them tho lol
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Re: How secure is your password
I doubt the password is much use on its own.
It's no use without a username, or the site it is associated with
It's no use without a username, or the site it is associated with
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Re: How secure is your password
Rob,
You can always save the webpage view it locally after examining it for risks.
Just a thought...
You can always save the webpage view it locally after examining it for risks.
Just a thought...
Cheers,
Graeme.
Graeme.
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Re: How secure is your password
yeah my thoughts too, just thought i would bring it up, my two banks (as I imagine most are these days) require
username
password
pin/memorable word
username
password
pin/memorable word
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Re: How secure is your password
What was your Bank A/C # robyn.....I want to get a spare PC started on the crack 
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Re: How secure is your password
it's Rob, and you will be lucky mate, ain't enough in there to buy the motherboard, let alone anything else, and zero overdraft either buddy
