Strog Password

>>58235647

6I:3&_}8)0M,K%MNLpu@TbQ-9K1Q-YJ5OW2h[{VN%Z%j|Rmo$+5o)Da>!f*/,D^@

>>58235692
Inst too strong...

i1uvbl@ckcock

Password1

p@$$w0rD

take 5 1$ bills and fold them in half. Use the Identifying markers on the bill as your password so 1 you have it written down 2 nobody would realize that was the password if it was sitting around your pc

poopnugget

>>58235647

abc123

>>58235647
Heres a crappy way to make a good one in python:

#!/usr/bin/python3

import random
import string

for i in range(0,15):
     for x in random.choice(string.hexdigits):
        print(x)

>>58235647
just use keepassx you nigger

es9Q8cdPeGi#ltCrS0

>>58235647

Something like
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
ought to be good enough

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>make a txt file named "password"
>type whatever you want on it, save
>Create a mega account, upload said txt file to that account
>use the link address generated from Mega as the actual password

Orange Monkey Eagle

>>58235647
https://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/matching/random-password/cmFuZG9tIHBhc3N3b3Jk/sort-by-votes

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>>58238038

>>58235647
Do special symbols still hold weight in fucking up brute force attempts or have they evolved?

>>58235647
Y0urM0m

The password I always use is Hunter1

Pastword

>>58238125
Why would non alphanumeric symbols suddenly stop adding entropy?

123Buttplug

nigger

>>58238210
Because they evolved?

>>58238712
What do you think happens during a brute force attack? Use your words.

correct horse battery staple

>>58235647
Use each letter from your full name and match them to the telephony column: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e0/FAA_Phonetic_and_Morse_Chart2.svg

>>58238174
Hacked :^)

>>58238736
troubadour

Baseball

Diceware ?

>>58235647

$openssl rand -base64 32
$date | md5sum
$date +%s | sha256sum | base64 | head -c 32 ; echo

>>58235647
youareafaggotandthisisthestrongestpasswordinthisthread

hunter2

installgen2

Just take a weak password, use it to generate a checksum, and use the checksum as your password.

Just use dashlane faggot.

the number of guys your mom fucked

>>58235647
superman

>>58235798
assumming people don't just steal them off your desk

>>58235647
RockeyTangoZuluAlphaOneSevenNine5
Check'em

Just write a fucking sentence you god damn retards.
Entropy is entropy is entropy.

No, your fucking dictionary attacks are worthless.
Come back when a dictionary attack can brute force 10 common English words (3000~) faster than fucking 10 random ASCII characters.
Protip: mathematically impossible.

And if you are so overly MADLY paranoid about your inability to do the fucking maths, throw any random symbol in as a spacer between words and you've killed literally every brute forcer that uses dictionaries.

password'); DROP TABLE Users;--

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>>58235647
Don't take passwords.
Only RSA public/private keys.

>>58235647
go here
https://www.passwordcard.org/en
print it off on a pvc card and keep it in your wallet, just use patterns and even if the card is got you're secure

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1751

>>58235647
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