oneFishtwoFishthreeFishfourFuckyou
Maybe I’m misunderstanding the graphic, but why the hell is a password that would take 9000 years to crack not considered secure enough to be colored green? What context would even realistically allow for the password to still be relevant at that point?
The speed of cracking isn’t static. It’s 9k today. Tomorrow they come up with a new cracking algorithm, or a new Faster GPU.
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.
Man! I have no idea what your password/passphrase could be. It sure isn’t Hunter2. Although… perhaps you repeated Hunter2 and or Huntertwo, with a special character or two.
Hunter2fuck
*******fuck
I don’t get it.
I love the idea that someone created a system that censors everything that’s not a swear word.
I once got annoyed that my apparently OK password wasn’t being accepted so went with fuckaduck plus some numbers!
My password is always the complete url of the last porn video i watched
12345sixperkele
The point is… It does not really matter, as long as your password is not trivial the security relies more in the algorithm than in the chosen password.
With bcrypt + round parameters, password stretching or any other key derivation technique, even weak passwords cant be cracked in a realistic time frame
Nice try, fourtysevenZipfelklatscher.
