How secure are your passwords?
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A password assigned to an ip address wouldn't be much use for anything anyway.
Gpu's are at least 20x faster in bruteforcing tests. When you take moores law into account, you can break 128-bit encryption in less than 100 years, assuming the most difficult password possible is used.
You would start with a dictionary attack and then start bruteforcing at the beggining, as people are more likely to have shorter passwords than longer ones. Studies have actually shown that most peoples passwords are one word with the number after it, in about 90% of cases that number is 1!
Gpu's are at least 20x faster in bruteforcing tests. When you take moores law into account, you can break 128-bit encryption in less than 100 years, assuming the most difficult password possible is used.
You would start with a dictionary attack and then start bruteforcing at the beggining, as people are more likely to have shorter passwords than longer ones. Studies have actually shown that most peoples passwords are one word with the number after it, in about 90% of cases that number is 1!
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I think you need to think about how a bruteforce password hacker works(if your password is z, then it will take 26 'goes' to find it, hence 26 combos!)
Your password is 8 characters long and has 4,569,760,000 combinations.
It takes 0.02 hours or 0.00 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.
But the password was a number, there is not 26 combo's
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If I shave the last 13 characters off my WPA2 key I get.. nothing, as it takes ages.
Using the full WPA2 key in the spreadsheet I get:
3,118,239,164,302,930,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years
My standard password gets:
Your password is 14 characters long and has 80,318,101,760,000,000 combinations.
It takes 292,195.55 hours or 12,174.81 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.
Using the full WPA2 key in the spreadsheet I get:
3,118,239,164,302,930,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years
My standard password gets:
Your password is 14 characters long and has 80,318,101,760,000,000 combinations.
It takes 292,195.55 hours or 12,174.81 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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my regular password is a days worth, but one of my more secure ones, an encryption key actually, is 4,272,843.35 hours or 178,035.14 days.
Code:
Your password is 47 characters long and has 1,165,074,435,223,038,459,484,445,740,848,708,246,923,201,051,111,008,408,523,577,511,420,887,040 combinations.
It takes 4,238,516,104,025,760,649,108,436,121,782,536,236,144,373,292,012,490,887,004,160.00 hours or 176,604,837,667,740,034,479,766,571,251,146,723,684,588,311,383,307,622,285,312.00 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 16 characters long and has 247,256,633,198,619,970,764,800 combinations.
It takes 899,514,391,489.43 hours or 37,479,766,312.06 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.
It takes 899,514,391,489.43 hours or 37,479,766,312.06 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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But the password was a number, there is not 26 combo's
well in that case i would say that all the results on this page are wrong!
Wifi password:
Your password is 13 characters long and has 954,289,566,616,821,760 combinations.
It takes 3,471,685.22 hours or 144,653.55 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.
Another random password from a website:
Your password is 12 characters long and has 5,429,503,678,976,000 combinations.
It takes 19,752.42 hours or 823.02 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.
My best password at the moment:
Your password is 20 characters long and has 9,542,895,666,168,217,179,521,024 combinations.
It takes 34,716,852,191,807.33 hours or 1,446,535,507,991.97 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 13 characters long and has 954,289,566,616,821,760 combinations.
It takes 3,471,685.22 hours or 144,653.55 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.
Another random password from a website:
Your password is 12 characters long and has 5,429,503,678,976,000 combinations.
It takes 19,752.42 hours or 823.02 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.
My best password at the moment:
Your password is 20 characters long and has 9,542,895,666,168,217,179,521,024 combinations.
It takes 34,716,852,191,807.33 hours or 1,446,535,507,991.97 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.
This website must be laughing getting in everyones password.
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You haven't seen the link have you... *Shakes head in disappointment*This website must be laughing getting in everyones password.
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If I make it much more complicated I'll just forget it.
Your password is 27 characters long and has 36,075,161,416,715,310,248,474,704,369,334,270,033,920 combinations.
It takes 131,240,672,696,422,953,771,524,423,680.00 hours or 5,468,361,362,350,956,773,650,726,912.00 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.
It takes 131,240,672,696,422,953,771,524,423,680.00 hours or 5,468,361,362,350,956,773,650,726,912.00 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.
Remember that for these statistic to work, the program must already know the length of your password. Thats a very valuable piece of information already.
Without knowing the size of your password, you have to add up all the numbers together, it starts getting quickly out of hands
1: 26
2: 26 + (26 * 26)
3: 26 + (26 * 26) + (26 * 26 * 26)
Etc. The cgi in the OP only counts the last component.
Without knowing the size of your password, you have to add up all the numbers together, it starts getting quickly out of hands
1: 26
2: 26 + (26 * 26)
3: 26 + (26 * 26) + (26 * 26 * 26)
Etc. The cgi in the OP only counts the last component.
My main password,
"Your password is 17 characters long and has 37,584,327,546,754,826,240,000 combinations.
It takes 136,730,987,093.89 hours or 5,697,124,462.25 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."
Should do the job I think.
"Your password is 17 characters long and has 37,584,327,546,754,826,240,000 combinations.
It takes 136,730,987,093.89 hours or 5,697,124,462.25 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."
Should do the job I think.