Now don't tell me how they know as their sample is 2 Million and there are a lot more people live in this country, but hey, they may well be right.
Is yours in there?
If so, CHANGE IT... NOW!
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Mine ain't in there but no-one will guess mine 
Sprout posted:Mine ain't in there but no-one will guess mine
5pr0ut
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Sprout posted:Mine ain't in there but no-one will guess mine
5pr0ut
Damn! 
Anyways....I use lots of different passwords 
This is my works system password just to give you an idea of the complexity and length.
AaaaaaaaaaaXXXX!(XXXXXXX)
Where A or a represents a letter upper or lower case.
X represents a number.
The brackets and exclamation mark are as is.
There is not a recognisable word in the password.
That one can't be got then 
Baz posted:Sprout posted:Anyways....I use lots of different passwords
So do I....and none of them are there
Sprout posted:That one can't be got then
No, I have challenged peole at work to crack it, but no one has done so as yet. I even told them how I came by the password.
I'm pretty confident they will not crack it. Well, not without a key logger anyway.
Here is one for anyone to try and crack. It's based on a hashing technique.
Password: ec618d073839759d5eed097d5462bf3f59498cc393e638ff9919f63c7a7a4b271b6532bc866aee582d4a200df9537625c7b9b58ff0191c293fe719e2ad900b4e
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Now don't tell me how they know as their sample is 2 Million and there are a lot more people live in this country, but hey, they may well be right.
Is yours in there?
If so, CHANGE IT... NOW!
so password1 is still relatively obscure - phew!
PMSL!!!!! ^^^^^
Oddly enough my passwords do not include:
Pumpkin
Poompkeens
See-what-I-did-there
Hopethathelps
Or even 'Nytol'
Cold Sweat posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Now don't tell me how they know as their sample is 2 Million and there are a lot more people live in this country, but hey, they may well be right.
Is yours in there?
If so, CHANGE IT... NOW!
so password1 is still relatively obscure - phew!
I had a similar thought!