Thread 216520236

>>216520236 (OP)
My favorite movie and then my birthday. I should obviously change it but I also don't really care enough

>>216520236 (OP)
unironically stbarthelemy1572

>>216520236 (OP)
i dont use any i use fido security keys

My passwords consists of strings of words in each of my TLs appended to each other

FPm122088258028!

m4331221 and mM!4331221 for the finicky sites

>>216520236 (OP)
I honestly don't know it is in my password manager

>>216520236 (OP)
The name of my favorite seiyuu plus her birthday

>>216520236 (OP)
yungchuddahmanelaflare

hunter2

it's either the serial number of the enterprise or the defiant or both, I tend to use the defiant's because it has no repeating and sequential digits

>>216521649
The problem is that a lot of websites MAKE you use numbers and symbols. its fucking bs.

It's honestly best to just have a notebook with all your passwords written down in a draw in your home, and have a password "key" that's a certain word in a book that you insert at the end of every password string, which makes the complete password.

That way if there's a database leak, your other passwords won't be compromised. And if per chance someone breaks into your home and takes the notebook, he won't have the key to complete the string.

In terms of cybersecurity, I can't see why that's not good enough for the average person. I'm too lazy to do so and just use a password manager, but I can't really think of a downside to what I suggested.

OralCumShot

>>216520236 (OP)
Passwort

>>216520236 (OP)
it's friend, I've last a day

>>216520236 (OP)
radius3.14
works like a charm

>>216521649
I use a modified version of this, swapping out some of the words with a romanized translation of them from a different language to prevent dictionary attacks

>>216520236 (OP)
KEK. What a retard.
>>216520511
MEGA KEK
>>216521649
cute horse

>>216521708
precisely the problem
if you force a certain form, hacks will be easier since the formula is known
if you let users have literally anything between literally 1 and a reasonable max character limit, you'll have safer passwords overall for your platform

_19Suffer94_

>>216520236 (OP)
I use
IhateNigGers_300088!
MDl8623_TzInTzUnTzAn
Poop_1999
¡Dragón!

>>216520236 (OP)
One of my favourite video game series in 1337sp3ak

>>216521649
Just use a stock phrase and remember your modifications to it

>>216520236 (OP)
Unironically the random numbers my friend set as my club penguin password in 3rd grade

>>216521649
password bruteforce crackers use dictionaries
that's bullshit

>>216524094
That's why I use ebonics

Some shit only I could know. Often times something retarded/autistic.

>>216521649
>>216521708
this is fucking wrong
> >>216524094

>>216521762
yeah, that fits

>>216524094
four words still seems like a lot
even if they can run a billion hashes per second it would still take a full day for a single password, which seems a bit over the limit for what you'd want when trying to go through a leaked database
of course, if you could be specifically targeted you'd need something stronger

>>216520236 (OP)
I devised my own system to generate passwords based on the soyentific field I study.
It is convoluted and autistic.

>>216520236 (OP)
A combination of
>ship number of the first ship I worked on
>the amount of liters in my fish tank
>shoe size
>the name of my first crush
>favorite album

I have four versions and I can type each out automatically without thinking. No passwords saved in browser, no password managers, nothing written down.

>>216522680
If these restrictions are not in place people will just use simple words with no numbers or specials. I could bruteforce all 8 long lower case passwords with MD5 in like 3 days on my very weak 750Ti using hashcat, iirc. People with more expertise and more powerful graphics cards will do much better.

>>216524773
do you work in a shipyard?

>>216520236 (OP)
girls name i love + 123

The phone number for a childrens TV show that hasn't aired for 25 years, the jingle is still stuck in my head

>>216525019
No, I work on the sea. Cargo ships. Senior able seaman (SAB).

>>216520236 (OP)
Nice try FBI but you will NOT get my 4chan password

Xx_niggerkiller1488_Xx

>>216520511
Yes I am sure his password was the english word for Moskva