How secure are your passwords?

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Stick your password details; number of upper case characters, numbers etc. (not the password itself) in here and it will tell you how long it would take to crack it under brute force...

http://hackosis.com/projects/bfcalc/bfcalc.php

A couple of mine:

"Your password is 12 characters long and has 308,915,776,000,000 combinations.
It takes 1,123.83 hours or 46.83 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load." :)

"Your password is 8 characters long and has 80,318,101,760 combinations.
It takes 0.29 hours or 0.01 days to crack your password..." :(
 
Your password is 14 characters long and has 257,017,925,632,000,000 combinations.
It takes 935,025.77 hours or 38,959.41 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load.
 
For my WiFi:

Your password is 22 characters long and has 246,974,126,939,743,174,219,834,327,040 combinations.
It takes 898,486,639,706,764,032.00 hours or 37,436,943,321,115,176.00 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour.
 
Your password is 11 characters long and has 1,411,670,956,533,760 combinations.
It takes 5,135.63 hours or 213.98 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load.
 
Your password is 12 characters long and has 289,962,452,923,187,200 combinations.
It takes 1,054,877.26 hours or 43,953.22 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load.
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Thats my router password.

Your password is 15 characters long and has 69,106,171,480,277,359,001,600 combinations.
It takes 251,406,787,284.49 hours or 10,475,282,803.52 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load.
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Thats my work password. But add to that a physical USB dongle.. :p.
 
Your password is 12 characters long and has 3,226,266,762,397,899,816,960 combinations.
It takes 11,737,090,107.63 hours or 489,045,421.15 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load.
 
for my WiFi password:
Your password is 50 characters long and has 188,314,446,283,509,101,223,988,598,783,730,238,962,585,305,473,909,762,641,846,823,873,937,408 combinations.
It takes 28,545,165,193,692,368,872,996,101,929,647,825,590,383,504,015,249,899,520,000.00 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472

according to google, that 7.815x10^55 years.
 
Your password is 20 characters long and has 218,686,465,223,705,670,637,846,528 combinations.
It takes 795,576,725,881,640.12 hours or 33,149,030,245,068.34 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load.
 
Your password is 15 characters long and has 36,703,444,869,877,760,000 combinations.
It takes 133,526,354.58 hours or 5,563,598.11 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load.

As i change it each week, should be safe enough i think.
 
Your password is 10 characters long and has 20,882,706,457,600 combinations.
It takes 75.97 hours or 3.17 days to crack your password on computer that tries 137,438,953,472 passwords per hour. This is based on a typical PC processor in 2008 and that the processor is under 10% load.
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