>what's your password?

>>57075659
A1b2c3e4

LE420:^)FUCK

>>57075659
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Assw0rdP

Nigg4203rf4gg0T667WQa324!

NICE TRY NSA

[NORTON ANTIVIRUS HAS PREVENTED YOUR PASSWORD FROM BEING STOLEN]

>>57075659
Asdf1!
Whenever there's a retarded password policy like this, I intentionally choose bad passwords.

>>57075659

8320 3149 5326 1056

06/19

611

I'd tell you but 4chan has a character limit of 2000.

>>57075659
Pussy_slay3r

>>57075858
Are you that faggot from OT's IRC?

>>57075659
Duckduckgo.com :
password strong 10

just1ce-for-Harambe!!

>>57075659
dadada

What ever LastPass generates

>>57075659
C'mon, these things are super easy to get through. Just use a phrase.

IOncewasaSa1lerMan!@#

C70E7EBADE

hunter1

1m0PiL0v3c0k5

>>57075659
>at least 8 characters
make that a passphrase of at least 12 chars for important stuff.

>>57075659
It's funny because all these restrictions actually allow it to be brute forced easier.

You know it has to have a number, letter, and symbol. You know anything below 8 characters won't work, so you'll start at 8 (because most normies will only use what's required), then try 12, then try 16, then try the rest.

You know any repeated characters are out, which reduces a ton of possible choices. Consecutive letters (but for whatever reason, not numbers or symbols?) are out, so that makes it a bit easier as well.

It would be better if they'd give recommendations but allow users to use whatever they want.

>>57076303
Damn he has the same as me.

>>57075659
use keeypas to generate
so its something like this
rE/|'e!uLjar+I}:GPw0uIgw

hunter2

>>57075659
NOT TODAY NSA

>>57075659
This one.

2kB04$Zm

depewissexy

runner4567

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A 32 random character string.
Something like /d/=q'&&QA.o!<dN8;aMAQJA}T$JfWiX

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>>57075858

passweirdMrRobotFuckSociety420

"I doubt that this password is on a word list potato"
I guess it's a bit of a hassle to type but otherwise it's good.

>>57075708
>using the smiley with a carat nose

>>57075659
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>>57078077
>unironically thinking randomness actually exists

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>>57080396
>unironically not understanding the difficulty of cracking a password longer than 16 characters

>>57080396
inherent pure randomness of radioactive decay in quantum physics -> smoke detector's radioactive source -> geiger counter -> base algorithm on clicks -> true random number

>>57080483
>God plays dice
>There isn't a hidden variable
>I'm not currently detecting anti-particles near you and cracked ur gay ass password
Wow look at this faget

either 64 characters or the longest allowed, totally randomized alphanumeric + symbols and spaces.

>>57080483
Randomness can't exist because everything's already predetermined by God.

>>57080498
bell's theorem -> recent proof that locality is the only option -> possibility of hidden variablse eliminated -> Einstein now conclusively proven wrong

tokuhrydcitahr4mahobal3x

I used this one 6 years ago and I still remember it. I've since upgraded.

Story behind it? Started out as "tokuh" in a random password reset. I kept it and kept adding to it every month I needed to change it. Eventually it became a password that I could speak in my head and pronounce like this: "Toku-Ride-Kit-Ah-RAM-A-Hoe-Ball-EX."

Simpler times.

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128 random Unicode characters

>>57075792
This is also my password

>your password must be at last 8 characters, but no more than 12
I've seen this and find it quite bizarre.

>>57080576
>not high ASCII

1cuck:o)

>>57080996
I would imagine you could just try combinations of different dictionary words to get this rather quickly.

>>57075659
Whichever one of these that looks best, usually spit out about 10

    chars = string.ascii_lowercase + string.ascii_uppercase + "1234567890!@#$%^&*"
    for _ in xrange(n):
        candidatePassword = ""
        for _ in xrange(l):
            candidatePassword += random.choice(chars)
        print candidatePassword

>>57075659
Kyle19@88

>>57075736
>ass word
kek

>>57081045
470,000^n combinations I think
I alway forget, but n^470,000 seems a little silly

>>57081086
Shouldn't you use os.urandom to get a better random number?

>>57075659
PeeP33PooP00Frog.mAyMaY

>>57081190
That's probably an improvement, but I think having unique, seeded psuedorandom strings of various lengths is pretty adequate for a nobody's email and web forum accounts.

>>57075659
associated_email_account="somestring"
domainname="somedomain"
mydate="yyMMddyy"
password="$associated_email_account@$domain@mydate"
echo password > $domainname.pwd
real_pwd=$(md5sum $domainname.pwd)

yeah its hella meta mix between bash and powershell but basically my password is the md5sum. i memorize the md5sum and if i can't remember i just re-create the data. been using this system for years now, works perfectly.

*$kk84biau#9aldd8ajf@@9939198517224044a977kfjs8jjbb**dd**ff**niggersanuspissboxpopoo

CPE1704TKS

>>57081189
>>57081045
well okay. 95% of used vocabulary is 3000 words.
so 3000^4 vs 26^20, a pretty massive improvement.
add a couple random letters in maybe, 3000^4 * 26^2 adds two more zeros, equal to the 26^22 at about 26^15 or so. so massive improvements.

>>57081045
I would imagine you don't know what you're talking about

>>57081086
>Python 2.7
DROPPED

>>57080996
I know it's (You)Tube, but it's pretty decent:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7U-RbOKanYs

>>57075659
2XjHGs.I76a0ZOjX

>>57075659
1nst@llG3nt00

>>57081086

perl -le @c;$p="";for(0..9,a..z,A..Z){push(@c,$_)}for(1..8){$p.=$c[int(rand(62))]}print $p

>>57085951
Forgot the quotes around the actual code...

>>57075659
5wdmBP2.png

Bl@ckedAryanPu5Sy

''.join([chr(random.randint(ord(' '),ord('~'))) for __ in xrange(int(abs(random.gaussl(0,10)))+8)])

>>57086293
>>>/tv/
off you go, nigger.

>>57075659
>not be the same as nay of your last 10 password
I hate it

>>57080512
I think God can "only" see every possible outcome randomness could bring rather than controlling what actually will happen. Actually you are looking at this very wrongly because God IS everything, every single atom and particle. He doesn't decide anything. He is the decision itself. He doesn't make things happen. He is happening itself. Every happening that can happen, yup, God.

My 4chan deletion password is "password".

54321!ootneGllatsnI

>>57075659
my password is "incorrect" then when i get it wrong a popup tells me "Your Password is incorrect"

ACM1PT

>>57075698
I've used this so much it hurts.
Some days I just wait, but it is always unimportant shit linked to my throwaway email so whatever.

WARMACHINEROCKS

>>57075659
>make my pornhub password literally: password
>my account has yet to be stolen

>>57075659
TheQuickBrownFoxJumpsOverTheLazyDog!

hunter2

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PWgen.c

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void){
    for(uint64_t n = 0; n < UINT64_MAX; ++n){
        puts("nigger ");
        printf("scrotum %llu", n);
    }
    return 0;
}

gcc -std=c11 PWgen.c -s -O2 -o PWgen
./PWgen > password.txt

The contents of password.txt should be a secure enough password if used in its entirety.

Пaccвopд123

>>57090384
I let that shit run for ten seconds and got a 1GB file, you nigger.

>>57075659
1!@#$%^&*A

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>>57075659
I work at a local institution of higher education.

At one point in the recent past, because of transitions in computer account management systems, we ended up having a password policy that had a minimum password length of 15 characters on a system that only recognized the first 16 characters of your password.

"00 nice try c4 fuckingnsa"
Not a joke, actual password

>>57092511
if you're being honest, you're an idiot

ß↓¢Kµ←D1cK

*sp00ky*
for real, it's the one I use for disposable accounts, and accounts that may log in to through cleartext (such as unencrypted IRC sometimes)

>>57080512
Hello Terry A. Davis.

>>57080512
And what makes you think God is deterministic? The bible says he works in mysterious ways, after all

>>57080396
>not flipping a coin to decide every bit of your password

>>57094586
still faster than /dev/random

[email protected]

P455w0Rd

>>57075659
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Thanks Keepass2

>>57075659
This is the single most retarded fucking thing i've ever heard.

>hurr use all this bullshit
So now the password is written down physically rather than stored in that persons memory, making it less secure.
Any person trying to crack it now has some nice, solid guidelines, making their job a whole hell of a lot easier and the fact that 99% of people will use only 8 when forced to do dumb shit like this makes it doubly so.

A 20+ character long phrase is so much more secure it's not fucking funny.

>>57094914
Also so much more of a pain in the ass to remember and type in

>>57075659
123456

>>57080576
mecnoQnHZZ1NspIGL1UWCntft9rhYIb9gWE5gLe

I have it written down in my wallet