It's just a word algorithm that spits out a number depending on how many spaces, capital letters, numbers and symbols are in a word you type in. It doesn't take any personal details.After filling in your password on this site, I have my doubts on how secure it is.
Password : PassparagraphPassword : Password
Cracked - Instantly
Password : Passcode
Cracked - 52 seconds
Password : Passletter
Cracked - A year
Password : Passdecimal
Cracked - 59 Years
So, in the end, the moral is;
Think small.
Plus, you don't enter it into the site. You just type over it, like you would writing your post, but not pushing Post Reply.It's just a word algorithm that spits out a number depending on how many spaces, capital letters, numbers and symbols are in a word you type in. It doesn't take any personal details/
Password : PassmillimeterPassword : Passparagraph
Cracked - 19 Years
You might want to rethink your logic with everything besides passdecimal.
I would think that to give a result it is taking what you input, in some form.Plus, you don't enter it into the site. You just type over it, like you would writing your post, but not pushing Post
Good, Now repeat it and put random capitals in it.
After filling in your password on this site, I have my doubts on how secure it is.
From what I see in the script, it's all a client-side calculation and it doesn't transmit data to the server at all. So it is safe, unless it gets hacked.Snowball's chance in Hell that I'm putting my actual password in that thing.
I got 20 years on a made-up one that is dissimilar to my real one.
I'm safe from the desktop PCs...except most good hackers work for the government with their huge computers...darn it.