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Thread: How secure is your password?

  1. #81
    Quote Originally Posted by Suuper View Post
    Your browser may have your password saved.
    If you're using Firefox I can tell you how to check.

    Anyway, anyone who will just type in their password there doesn't have a secure password.
    I told Firefox to "Work Offline" first. (Would that even stop a good scam?)

    Oh, and how long it takes to crack is information just for me. Telling you would give you an idea of how long it is!
    JV saves cookies with the authorization codes, that won't help, but some browsers save passwords themselves, I think most of the commonly used browsers do that.

  2. #82
    It would take a desktop PC about
    A year
    to crack your password

    My JV password would only take 22 minutes apparently.

  3. #83
    182 quadrillion nonagintillion years
    Trololololol

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  6. #86
    59 years
    Last edited by Kalve; 18th August 2012 at 03:36 AM.

  7. #87
    Adjusted the settings to 200k/sec (it is, after all, much more realistic for a home computer! 200k is probably still too much though), and my pass takes 6 millenia to crack.

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  9. #89
    98 million years
    http://www.Sieni.us/?id=38 <- Click this or I will kill you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShadowZtar View Post
    Tough luck because I don't have one.

  10. #90
    Quote Originally Posted by aaaaaa123456789 View Post
    Adjusted the settings to 200k/sec (it is, after all, much more realistic for a home computer! 200k is probably still too much though), and my pass takes 6 millenia to crack.
    at 200k it would take a trillion years
    http://www.Sieni.us/?id=38 <- Click this or I will kill you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShadowZtar View Post
    Tough luck because I don't have one.

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    This feature was really helpful. I changed my password and now it takes four thousand years to crack my password.
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    wow now icant understand how all of our computers arent hacked
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  14. #94
    It takes a year to crack my password.
    Oh boy, I'm glad no one tries.. When I make one of the letters a capital it takes 412 years. :3

  15. #95
    A tredecillion (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 ,000,000) years for the swedish letter (ö) 30 times
    Last edited by Ölkorv; 18th August 2012 at 08:36 AM.

  16. #96
    47 sextillion quadragintillion years

    or maybe not

  17. #97
    It would take a desktop PC about
    10 quindecillion years
    to crack your password

  18. #98
    Quote Originally Posted by FinalCheetah View Post
    It would take a desktop PC about
    47 sextillion septuagintillion years
    to crack your password
    password:catplanetcatplanetcatplanet...hi

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    97 years.
    It's good enough! :3

  20. #100
    Quote Originally Posted by GamersDreamz View Post
    wow now icant understand how all of our computers arent hacked
    Because, as I said, as soon as your password is off the "most commonly used" password list, the calculator goes wrong massively.

    I also found it funny that the f word was one of the top 40 most commonly used passwords.

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