Reply to: Passwords

[convict]

Mine's ********

hunter2

[DimPrawn]

It also means that if someone manages to get your password from one site it's nice and easy for them to guess what it is on other sites.

I prefer to put all my eggs in one basket and use Lastpass, and then pray that it's never hacked. Security vs convenience...

I first translate it into hebrew so not as easy.

[Ticktock]

It's important that you have different password for each webtulipe, so I use some leading unusual symbols, the domain /company name and some trailing unusual symbols. That way, the password is long, but easy to remember.

It also means that if someone manages to get your password from one site it's nice and easy for them to guess what it is on other sites.

I prefer to put all my eggs in one basket and use Lastpass, and then pray that it's never hacked. Security vs convenience...

[DimPrawn]

apparently ebay.co.uk is a pretty decent password. contractoruk.com would take 2 billion years to crack, so we should probably all use that.

It's important that you have different password for each webtulipe, so I use some leading unusual symbols, the domain /company name and some trailing unusual symbols. That way, the password is long, but easy to remember.

[OwlHoot]

There was a really good Gibson Research Paper about how crap most web services are at storing your passwords. I can't find it any more for some reason.

Tell me about it - A couple of years ago I registered for some newsletter and chose a longish password. After then failing to log in, pasting the same string I had pasted into the registration form, I tried right-truncated versions until it succeeded when the length had been reduced to six characters or thereabouts!

So this mongish site had accepted my secure password, but stored only part of it (which also of course implies they stored the password itself and not a hash of it).

[DodgyAgent]

Tell me what your password is and I will let you know how secure it is

It is :

ISASGuru

[d000hg]

apparently ebay.co.uk is a pretty decent password. contractoruk.com would take 2 billion years to crack, so we should probably all use that.

[d000hg]

Mine's ********

Most/many sites wouldn't allow that.

[eek]

Tell me what your password is and I will let you know how secure it is

You've been reading the clientco phishing poster again haven't you...

[eek]

https://howsecureismypassword.net

This is a good site for showing you how bad your good ones are

There was a really good Gibson Research Paper about how crap most web services are at storing your passwords. I can't find it any more for some reason.

The one I usually use is 6 years. The variation of that is 39 years.

current clientco has a long minimum password length. That would take 345 quintillion years to solve.

[bless 'em all]

Tell me what your password is and I will let you know how secure it is

Mine's ********

[bobspud]

Well it's bloody useless after you've typed it into some random website.

Yes but it shows you the sort of shape length you need for a properly secure one.

[DimPrawn]

Tell me what your password is and I will let you know how secure it is

[---sasguruisthebiggesttwunteverandacretintoboot---]

including the [--- and the ---]

easy to remember too!

[Mich the Tester]

https://howsecureismypassword.net

This is a good site for showing you how bad your good ones are

There was a really good Gibson Research Paper about how crap most web services are at storing your passwords. I can't find it any more for some reason.

Well it's bloody useless after you've typed it into some random website.

[bobspud]

https://howsecureismypassword.net

This is a good site for showing you how bad your good ones are

There was a really good Gibson Research Paper about how crap most web services are at storing your passwords. I can't find it any more for some reason.