How easily is your password cracked?

[Hamma]

http://www.lockdown.co.uk/?pg=combi&s=articles

I am good how are you?

[Ivan]

There's 218 Trillion Combinations to some of the passwords I use. I have different passwords for different things.

[Giovanni]

Over 141 trillion combinations to the password I commonly use...

I'm safe.

[Hamma]

Yea I use a variety of passwords myself - all of which most people can't remember if they tried

[Ait'al]

How did you tell how much your password would take? It was using one example at the top of each section.

[Rbstr]

I'm less worried about somone Bruteforcing my password than them just finding out what it is somehow.

Especialy if i forget it and then have to have a reminder sent. That shit is unencrypted.

So I use a single 10char long PW for just about anything sensitive, I don't forget it, and I don't ever give it to anyone.

[Setari]

Well, y'know they do say Social Engineering is the easiest way to gain access to sensitive information.

[Ivan]

Originally Posted by Setari

Well, y'know they do say Social Engineering is the easiest way to gain access to sensitive information.

http://www.jinx.com/scripts/details....&productID=122

[xmodum]

5.4 Trillion combo's for mine....

[Hamma]

Originally Posted by Rbstr

I'm less worried about somone Bruteforcing my password than them just finding out what it is somehow.

This is true - probably much greater chance of that.

[Geist]

8 billion for mine.Not as much as every1 elses but still a lot.

[Kikinchikin]

63 Quadrillion years. I had a good chuckle at that.

[TheRegurgitator]

5.4 trillion for me

[Baneblade]

Mine is a 12 digit 62 characters...so I wager I'm safe.

[Firefly]

My passwords are randomly generated patterns across the keyboard, not bound by structure or design. I simply memorize what keys I hit.

Previous to that, my passwords were in romanized Chinese (ie english letters, Chinese words) but spelled backwards.