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    Confused How secure are YOUR Passwords?

    If you want to know how secure is your password you may like to visit this webpage and test by yourself




    It seems that It would take

    About 3 billion years

    for a desktop PC to crack my password


    Roger and out

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    Thanks leo nice one . Here is mine
    YO.jpg
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    I don't need to know everything, I just need to know where to find it, when I need it.

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    WOW and I thought mine was strong

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    "About 321 trillion years" my hotmail pass
    "About 100 sixtrillon years" my facebook pass
    "about 151 trillion years" gmail & yahoo

    lol
    we must not forget this is only for a normal desktop pc

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    Wow what a password .

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    Read this before judging
    http://howsecureismypassword.net/faq/#accurate
    Now look.
    Pass
    !t5M&|I7# (237yrs)
    mynameissujay (7 thousand yrs)

    So, do u think this is justifiable? IMO its funny but not practical.
    Every day brings a chance for you to draw in a breath, kick off your shoes, and dance.

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    @ sujay
    My password strenght cannot be accurate anyway, since I haven't put my real password

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    btw, these are not my real passwords. ;-)

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    nice application leo..

    by the way mine was only 12 thousand years..

    but, if you type whole alphabet on keyboard starting from " Q" to " M" ....
    it will take ....

    19 sextillion years

    its funnyy...
    "I am proud of my heart.. u know y?? It's played, loved, burnt & broken, but somehow it still Works."

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    About 42 years for my desktop login/out passwords... I don't need it to last. Because I'm logged out of everywhere by default. I might change it someday. Might.

    About 3 billion years for Raymond.cc/Blog/GMX accounts.

    About 277 thousand years for my hotmail account.

    About 565,892,495,532 nonillion years (that's what it said!) for the password to a certain site that is only accessible to me. So I can share the password:
    Q#WRf4tGT3wT$t$#43GEgSe3eW@44@GDG
    The site? Webmin's front end. I deliberately did that one hard because I wanted to test to see how I could reset the password and so I wouldn't remember it. Found out later... it's not wise to do that !

    And finally, about 5 years to crack my school's webmail. Only because they don't like resetting passwords and 'BillGatesSucks', I was told at my high school, 'isn't acceptible'. So I've been using the same password since that point.
    pacman -Syyu life not found in sync db

 

 
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