>password strength: weak

Stupid fucking frogs

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>password strenght: dyel

>>62172732
Just use 3 words that have the first letter capitalized, separate each word with a hyphen, then slap a few letters and a symbol at the end. An example would be:
You-Stupid-Faggot-2514!

Or use the password generator in keepass.

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Password strength: medium

>he doesn't use keepass2 or even whisper32 to generate random character strings that always have max strength.

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>>62172732
>he has a weak password
*hackz u*

>Pa55W0rd1
>Password strength: Strong
dropped

>>62172732
Use a UNIX command line, Or a directory...

>>62173422
So all it takes for someone to hack all your accounts is to only hack your password manager

>>62173437
Where is the dancing Hitler?

>>62173643
I saw that faggot

>>62173664
>Database is encrypted
>Not using a password+a key file

>tfw been using the same password for everything important for the last 20 years

>>62172732
>website quality: weak
>they think they're worth using secure passwords on and not throwaways

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>>62173664
>he doesn't know about about keyfiles, TOTP, yubikey/nitrokey support in KeepassXC
>hacking AES 256 with more than 48450000 transformation rounds
look at him and laugh

It really doesn't matter. The thing that protects you is the username.

If nobody knows your username:
- They can't bruteforce your password
- They can't call customer support and use social engeneering
- They can't look you up on database leaks

>>62175109
>username is my 2FA
"no"

>"niggernigger"

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>typing password into password field
>mistype by one character accidentally
>logs me in anyways

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>>62175463
>signing in on FASFA website to fill out financial aid form
>enter SSN with 2 numbers wrong
>it still logs me in

>>62174359
>not using an Onlykey by crp.to for 2FA (google auth, U2F, OTP), and password and username filling
>not using a Trezor to randomly generate passwords from your seed that is backed up in several locations

Can't hack me and I can't lose my passwords. Fuck you!

>>62175463
>>62175485
I thought I noticed that too at one point or another... sketchy but I can't find evidence that anybody has a system that allows for a certain degree of errors

Hello friends , my password is mrchip , is I a weak password


Thanks

>>62175612
a dictionary attack would break your password in seconds

>>62175542
>>>6217
>not literally just writing your passwords down on a piece of paper in a safe place
100% unhackable excluding police/fed raid or social engineering

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>one universal password
>always in the form of first name + last name + 123

My passwords are all empty spaces. Gotta confuse the hackers, right babe?

>>62175728
>recalibrationStick.jpg

>>62175728
This
Convenient and easy to remember

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>>62175764

>>62175728
>>62175764
>use a long complex password which has no obvious logic
>use it everywhere so you only memorize one password
>evil hacker named 4chan hacks a site's password database
>"hmm some of these are super easy and probably used everywhere"
>"this ChadChaddington69 uses hunter2 as password so maybe the same credentials work elsewhere too, while this CryptoNerd256 uses some kind of a generated password, probably useless to even try it elsewhere"
>stay safe and smug while actually being totally vulnerable
I'm like 99% sure this would totally work

How weak is a password like MCisarM1 ??????

Note: This isn't my password. Asking for a friend.

>>62175764
cookie cutter password. what r u, a porn addict?

>>62176053
I'm pretty sure they'd spam your singular complex password everywhere to see if it worked anyway.

>>62176142
weak af, literally would take 5 minutes to crack

>>62176288
Shit.

How do you crack passwords?

>>62176295
you gotta know the hacker known as 4chan.

>>62176296
fug

All my passwords are above 24 characters which I choose from the ASCII table, I only use 6-8 letters max in my password

>>62175109
at least 50% of account usernames are firstnamelastname

>>62175577
i know this works for legacy captcha

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>your password is too long
>your password contains letters that are not supported

>>62177130
>your password must include a letter, a number, 3 special characters, no greater than 5 capitals but no less than 4, and an emoji