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578 quadrillion nonagintillion years

Length: 139 characters

Character Combinations: 164

Calculations Per Second: 4 billion

Possible Combinations: 72 decillion nonagintillion

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i call bs, changing one lowrcase letter to a uppercase made the required time jump from one year to 412 years

Permitting capital letters allows for an additional permutation of each character, which increases the time required to guess the correct answer exponentially.

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If you enter "Enter Password" it still takes a Computer 655 Million years to crack it. 

Probably 1 Minute with a GPU

144Hz goodness

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39 days, erm...

"Everybody wants a happy ending, right? But it doesn’t always roll that way." - TS

 

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39 days, erm...

 

Change it every 38 days, you should be good :)

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345 quintillion years

Length: 21 characters
Character Combinations: 62
Calculations Per Second: 4 billion
Possible Combinations: 43 undecillion

 

Not too bad really.

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Change it every 38 days, you should be good :)

Muwahahahahahaha!

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7 years

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162 octillion octogintillion years

Woot

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Guys.. nice job entering your password on a site that can EASILY find your email address...

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It would your desktop 25,000 years to break your password. Do I just have a bad desktop?

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howweakisthispassword -

 

It would take a desktop PC about 625 sextillion years to crack your password

  • Length: 23 characters
  • Character Combinations: 60
  • Calculations Per Second: 4 billion
  • Possible Combinations: 78 duodecillion

howweakisthispassword? -

 

It would take a desktop PC about 18 quintillion years to crack your password

  • Length: 22 characters
  • Character Combinations: 45
  • Calculations Per Second: 4 billion
  • Possible Combinations: 2 undecillion

howstrongisthispassword -

 

It would take a desktop PC about 2 quadrillion years to crack your password

  • Length: 23 characters
  • Character Combinations: 26
  • Calculations Per Second: 4 billion
  • Possible Combinations: 350 nonillion

howstrongisthispassword?

 

It would take a desktop PC about 37 sextillion years to crack your password

  • Length: 24 characters
  • Character Combinations: 45
  • Calculations Per Second: 4 billion
  • Possible Combinations: 4 duodecillion

howsecureismypassword -

 

It would take a desktop PC about 4 trillion years to crack your password

  • Length: 21 characters
  • Character Combinations: 26
  • Calculations Per Second: 4 billion
  • Possible Combinations: 518 octillion

howsecureismypassword? -

 

It would take a desktop PC about 18 quintillion years to crack your password

 

  • Length: 22 characters
  • Character Combinations: 45
  • Calculations Per Second: 4 billion
  • Possible Combinations: 2 undecillion
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Nope, you just entered your password to a website... How foolish can you be?

 

Not at all. Since its a password I don't use for anything anymore XD

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Wow, people actually entered their password on that page? The site just probably wants you to enter you password so it can build a better lookup table like the ones that already exist to crack passwords on any particular site due to password re-use. Currently there are several huge password databases of passwords from hacked sites that pretty much anyone can download, the last one was ~4TB and all text and compressed, that's a lot of passwords to use for your lookup password cracker. I doubt the NSA wants it but some rouge hacker.

I roll with sigs off so I have no idea what you're advertising.

 

This is NOT the signature you are looking for.

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The page does not keep your password, stop being so paranoid people, don't like the site, don't use it

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I'd like to see you try and crack my password...

 

 

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