How secure is your password?

[dargereldren]

blf password

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[Blockchip]

I really don't think this is accurate.

[Ipquarx]

I really don't think this is accurate.

if you mean it's overestimating the time it would take, no, it's definitely not
if you mean it's UNDERestimating the time it could take, then yeah, this is a very generous guess at guesses per second. If it says it'll take years and years to crack it, then it's probably pretty secure

[QuadStorm]

best one

rather not include any more information other than the fact i used keepass to generate them

[Frequency]

i had an intense doubt that this site was accurate so it made me think of this:

[Ipquarx]

wow more secure than i thought

[Yes]

[Bisjac]

Its not very secure. Its just not an issue because im not handicapped lol.
No one is brute forcing my passwords. Or anyone's.

[AutoBahn]

why is this the default? that's (very roughly translated, since there's no hard data on how many instructions per cycle the average CPU gives, at least when I went looking) .4 GHz.
The norm would be at least 20 billion to 40 billion calculations(2.0 - 4.0 GHz).

[Lego lad]

Its not very secure. Its just not an issue because im not handicapped lol.
No one is brute forcing my passwords. Or anyone's.

hey guys i just brute forced bisjac's password

(f5)

[Regirock]

I typed in "monday" to see what the results were and it said it's one of the top 980 passwords used.

This is sad

[Daswiruch]

I typed in "monday" to see what the results were and it said it's one of the top 980 passwords used.

This is sad

how is that sad

[AutoBahn]

how is that sad

he can't keep his slaves secure

[Ipquarx]

why is this the default? that's (very roughly translated, since there's no hard data on how many instructions per cycle the average CPU gives, at least when I went looking) .4 GHz.
The norm would be at least 20 billion to 40 billion calculations(2.0 - 4.0 GHz).

Usually when passwords are stored in a database (I'm assuming that's what the estimate is targeting), they're hashed. Calculating lots and lots of hashes takes a lot of resources. A really good GPU can calculate around 300 million hashes per second. So you'd need to have many, many computers with many GPUs to calculate 4 billion hashes per second.

[Drydess]

hey guys i just brute forced bisjac's password

(f5)

that actually fooled me for a second lol