How secure is your password?

It is safe! It doesn't record anything.

http://howsecureismypassword.net/

Apparently mine would take 157 billion years to crack. Can you beat mine?

 

It's a longer version of the email password my ISP gave me 10yrs ago and would take 10 Days to crack. The original password from the ISP would take 0.544195584 seconds to crack.

 

Mine apparently takes 12 quadrillion years o_o

 

One of them is 4000 years another is 6 days... * I then changed my password*

 

Instead of bragging, I will say that since my email and Facebook accounts were recently hacked, I changed all my passwords, and when I did I made them so insane I hope I remember them myself. But thank god they didn't hack my password on this forum TIO(F#%(*!???_@!(#YTOFIFSD":I!@T(RT________________________________________________________________freeporno.net.com.alt.edu

 

230 sextillion years. I think I'm safe.

 

0.55 seconds for mine.8)

 

You're not supposed to type in your password silly! Just your SSN and all your credit card info!

 

They have SSNs outside u.s.?

 

If u type just word : "Super password" take about 665 million years

 

Sure they do, like in Samoa, Guam, and the Virgin Islands.

 

This is why we need a "LOL/This post is funny" button.

 

Mail password : 35 sextillion years (20 characters long).
Steam Password : An undecillion years (24 characters long) ... Good luck to hack !

 

zomg

 

Site is not ssl secured. You guys are just giving your ip and passwords for the hackers to crack it , ha ha

 

Your password would be cracked almost Instantly...

...hmm I guess 'aaaa' is not secure enough

 

No problem for the IP, i was not at home when I went to the website
I receive a sms if someone tries to connect it with my password and good luck to find my second nickname I use apart from forums.

If you want to be well protected, use 2 emails: one for private (family, government, paypal, steam ...) and the second for Internet, forums, friends steam ..
All protected by an alert phone SMS to any connection attempt.

And especially rule # 1: Never use the same password email, forums, steam ...