How long would it take for a desktop to crack your password?
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Re: How long would it take for a desktop to crack your passw
You guys should watch out, When u type in your password, your ip might aslo be inserted. People can hack you. (thats why i didnt try it). dont fall for these tricks, bad stuff could happen.
Re: How long would it take for a desktop to crack your passw
lol?
how would someone hack my pc if i insert random numbers and letters?
that thing starts telling you how long it would take when you start typing.
there is no "press enter" or anything.
My guess is, you type and it calculates what letters, sings, numbers and pattern you use and out of those informations it finds how long it might take.
Apart from that, I don't really take this serious
(oh noooo i am soooo naiiiive!)
how would someone hack my pc if i insert random numbers and letters?
that thing starts telling you how long it would take when you start typing.
there is no "press enter" or anything.
My guess is, you type and it calculates what letters, sings, numbers and pattern you use and out of those informations it finds how long it might take.
Apart from that, I don't really take this serious

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Re: How long would it take for a desktop to crack your passw
I already pointed out that the site only uses client-sided javascript to measure the password strength and doesn't send it anywhere.Ghost9998. wrote:You guys should watch out, When u type in your password, your ip might aslo be inserted. People can hack you. (thats why i didnt try it). dont fall for these tricks, bad stuff could happen.
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Re: How long would it take for a desktop to crack your passw
Javascript can send stuff anywhere at any point, even upon typing. This particular one however does not currently do that.
Read into AJAX.
Read into AJAX.
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Re: How long would it take for a desktop to crack your passw
Thank you, I know about ajax. I looked for ajax requests in the script code and I didn't found any.
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- Peon
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Re: How long would it take for a desktop to crack your passw
I was hacked 6 times while performing this test.
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Re: How long would it take for a desktop to crack your passw
lmao! nice . . . . . . you want your account back now? 

Re: How long would it take for a desktop to crack your passw
My avg level 1 passwords: 6 days
My avg level 2 passwords: 11 years
My avg level 3 passwords: a billion years
Though I question the accuracy of this test.
For example one of my passwords (now retired) was "w6xzy26v" and it claims it would only take 3 days. This seems very short to what I would expect. Granted this assumes the hash is known, but still... it still seems quite short to what I would had expected.
The algorithm seems to assume 10,000,000 guesses per second.
My avg level 2 passwords: 11 years
My avg level 3 passwords: a billion years
Though I question the accuracy of this test.
For example one of my passwords (now retired) was "w6xzy26v" and it claims it would only take 3 days. This seems very short to what I would expect. Granted this assumes the hash is known, but still... it still seems quite short to what I would had expected.
The algorithm seems to assume 10,000,000 guesses per second.
Last edited by Kage on 16 Jul 2010, 15:52, edited 3 times in total.
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