How secure is your password?

[Xant]

Pretty gay. It doesn't check your password against a dictionary, so you get "minus points" for it "possibly being a word", even if it's just random letters chained together.

[Leshma]

guys , got leshma's password , i'm going to login and get minused for the rest of the week spamming swearing and insulting donkeys. 

lol thats windows login password of my gaming pc, which is dead for past few weeks

about downvotes, if that was the worst punishment i could receive, would probably go into permanent full retard mode. sadly there are mutes and bans as well... i'm immune to downvotes anyway.

[Son Of Odin]

Haha just wrote random finnish words. No numbers or anything fancy whatsoever.

It would take a desktop PC about
100 billion years
to crack your password

Yeah right .

[Ginosaji]

It would take a desktop PC about 377 billion years to crack your password

(I always use a password generator and tried a newly generated PW: Jah6ZFRR9aH4ptU9)

I just raised the complexity of the generator to include special chars. The new PW would be mGAi$8z#*?c.bigB% and the result:
It would take a desktop PC about 39 quadrillion years to crack your password

[SixThumbs]

Why would I need a password generator to come up with a random string of letters, numbers, cases and symbols?

[Xant]

lol thats windows login password of my gaming pc, which is dead for past few weeks

about downvotes, if that was the worst punishment i could receive, would probably go into permanent full retard mode. sadly there are mutes and bans as well... i'm immune to downvotes anyway.

Leshma is my name, indecision is my game... or maybe it isn't.

[Joseph Porta]

11min lol

[Bittersteel]

75 decillion years, you're shitting me.

[Ginosaji]

Why would I need a password generator to come up with a random string of letters, numbers, cases and symbols?

I'm not very creative.

I'm also using it as password safe (the software is called keepass) because I have to deal with a lot of credentials at work (over 200). Whenever I need a new password, I generate one. That way I simply can't reuse passwords and people who work with me are either forced to keep a large list of their passwords or start using a password safe for themselves (which they all do sooner or later) and stop reusing passwords.

[SixThumbs]

"keep ass"

Fair enough, I guess if you have to make so many of them. I guess I just personally wouldn't trust a program that generated passwords anymore than I trust a website that tells me how secure my passwords are.

[Tore]

nice try NSA

[Porthos]

It would take a desktop PC about
6 sextillion years
to crack your password
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[Jeade]

It would take a desktop PC about
931 trillion years
to crack your password

931 trillion years sounds decent enough I guess.
You dirty bastards will never be able to hack my cRPG account for what it's worth.

[Sparvico]

It would take a desktop PC about
83 quintillion years
to crack your password

Not good enough I say!

[darmaster]

99.9% of people will find it useful just for the prefixes