Re: Steve Gibson's Haystack...

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Cartel

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reply to GlennAllen

I don't think it would be a good idea to type your real passwords into this.

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GlennAllen
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As Steve himself said.

The fun, though, is to play around with formats and structures--like how simply adding 3 periods to the end changes a weak password from small fractions of a second to several days or more.

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rcdailey
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reply to Cartel
I thought about trying the one I use for a router with WPA2, but decided not to take that chance.
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GadgetsRme
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said by rcdailey:

I thought about trying the one I use for a router with WPA2, but decided not to take that chance.

When I ran mine I used the same format of letters, #'s, and symbols but not the actual password itself. I changed every character.
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