How secure is your password?

[speedfact]

ummm for my =F|A= account....37 years...for my xfire it says instantly. Guess i should stop usind password as my password.. lol

[GI-JOE]

it's alright speedy, I changed yours to "prettyinpinkspeedo1998" that should take a while for them to crack

[SinfulRaevyn]

Visual Reminder so you'll never forget. ;D

 

[speedfact]

ohh the pink speedo jokes never get old...course not....

 

@ GI, so youre the reason i cant log into xfire meanie (should also get on xfire you nub!)

Edited December 21, 2012 by speedfact

[jaie]

They got some very funny numbers when you start using sentences lol.

 

Anyways, 48 qunitilion years @ 4 billion calculations a second

[Spitfire]

So what's your passwords then?

[ajnl]

Aren't you guys breaking the first rule of security and giving your passwords to a third party?

 

 

 

but they don't know which account its for

 

Visual Reminder so you'll never forget. ;D

 

 

which one is speedy?

Edited December 21, 2012 by ajnl

[JoeDirt]

We would like to thank all of you that have submitted your banking passwords. Little Nigerians will have a merry Christmas after all.

[Antichrist]

Aren't you guys breaking the first rule of security and giving your passwords to a third party?

 

 

 

I never used my exact password lol I used something with the same number of lower/upper case/numbers/symbols to get an idea of my password security. No way I'd ever give out my real password lol

[Zephyr]

106 trillion years for i have shitty ass, in finnish this is just silly thing proves nothing about ur password security

[Saintmire]

my password for everything is p4ssw0rd

[PiNoY]

The fastest time I reverse engineered a ET GUID is 6 minutes which is abit slow due to algorithm used, the longest one was 11 days using that same algo if I remember it correctly. Anyway, I then put a test password openpassword* on the provided link and that site says 7 thousand years. Must be a joke.

[Marta(L)]

40 millions year to crash it . And i dont have bank account so np haha xD

[Jopa]

The best whay is :

Advanced Crypto Protection

 

This is the concluding article in Symantec’s multi-part series covering specific and interesting aspects of W32.Downadup.

 

 

 

 

 

Looking at the code snippet above, we can say that “package” downloaded by Downadup will have a general header with a size of 12 bytes, followed by multiple instances of encrypted and digitally signed payloads. Each of these payloads will have its own header (20 bytes) and will contain an appended blob of data at the end (512 bytes), which is the unique digital signature of the payload. The following diagram shows the structure of the whole package and that of a single payload.

 

 

So good luck all