How secure is your password?

[Gleb Gamow]

Please read the content that follows the image.

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.

Everyone is a genius at least once a year. The real geniuses simply have their bright ideas closer together.

~Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

Every0ne1sA - 41 YEARS.

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[thuthanh]

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.

[gabmen]

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.

[Dajackal]

Mine is very secure. so secure that it can never be cracked. gleb, what are your passwords, why dont you share them with us. 

[rigel]

mine is simply password so I can easily remember it

[Gleb Gamow]

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.

[tiffyroman]

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.

[--Encrypted--]

type 12 random numbers and add two uppercase letter add the end (123456789100II). voila! 5 thousand years.

[Gleb Gamow]

G0fullf0d0R - 41 YEARS.
H0wsecure1S - 41 YEARS.
H0ws3cur31S - 41 YEARS.
M0ham3d.aL1 - 8 HUNDRED YEARS.
1Smypassw0rD - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Chanthalu3unG - 158 THOUSAND YEARS.

[daniobg]

Lol nice site - I have just checked mine and it was not that strong at all, even considering that I used an upper cases and numbers in it   Maybe it's time for a change   I am too, curios what kind of a method they are using in the site to calculate this. Any thoughts?

[fikihafana]

hahah,

S@y4GanT3ngS3k@li 93 trillion years . Nice website, after create strong password and then forget own password. lol 

[Holliday]

monkeysmakenicehousepets - 7 QUADRILLION YEARS
monkeys make nice house pets - 15 OCTILLION YEARS
Monkeys make nice house pets. - 385 DECILLION YEARS

And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country. - 5,743,375,710 SEXAGINTILLION YEARS

Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. - FOREVER

[Gleb Gamow]

Movie titles:

G0new1ththew1nD - 609 MILLION YEARS.
Ab0utschm1dT - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
B0nn1eandclydE - 10 MILLION YEARS.
1Nc00ldbl00D - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Metr0p0l1taN - 3 THOUSAND YEARS (same for M3tr0p0l1taN).

Metr0p0l1t@N or M3tr0p0l1t@N - 34 THOUSAND YEARS.

[Singlebyte]

I am using LastPass to store passwords for every site I visit.    One of my passwords came up with a 33 million year crack time table.  I think this was because it is a mixed 15 digit/character code.

[velf]

Please read the content that follows the image.

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.

Everyone is a genius at least once a year. The real geniuses simply have their bright ideas closer together.

~Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

Every0ne1sA - 41 YEARS.

Just for fun site

[usairx]

It would take a computer about

16 BILLION YEARS
to crack your password

Nice to know i'm safe , atleast from bruteforcing.

[rayaodi]

secure enough

[Cryptock]

Does it matter how secure, if you use same password on every site.

[rayaodi]

12 number and letter

[pixelpowered]

12 number and letter

(with spaces)
It would take a computer about

51 QUADRILLION YEARS
to crack your password

(without)
'12numberandletter'

It would take a computer about

227 MILLION YEARS
to crack your password

 

[DFin2012]

I think there is not password that must be security, remember to change it a few time later.

[zenitzz]

use 12 random number, letter and special character.

[Gleb Gamow]

Food:

1R1shh0td0gS - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Mex1cantac0S - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Span1shtac0S - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
F1shandch1pS - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Gr33n3ggsandhaM - 609 MILLION YEARS.
Gr33n3ggs@ndh@M - 16 BILLION YEARS.

[bitsurfer2014]

Food:

1R1shh0td0gS - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Mex1cantac0S - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Span1shtac0S - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
F1shandch1pS - 3 THOUSAND YEARS.
Gr33n3ggsandhaM - 609 MILLION YEARS.
Gr33n3ggs@ndh@M - 16 BILLION YEARS.

Cool password ideas that helps us get more secure. And also we must also consider the human factor error in password handling and storage

[Narosya]

My password is very secure . Do not even hesitate - you dont breaking me )  I pay special attention to all passwords . I do not want to get me someone hacked )

[nubie]

I use a password generator to generate all my passwords. I include all the special characters when generating a password.

[leakingnoseee]

My facebook twitter and such passwords are very simple, but my bitcoin wallet password is made from 20 letters and numbers