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1. Open a web browser and do a search 2. Read until you find a sentence that you like. 3. Use it as your password
by Xeoncross 3mo ago
1. Open a web browser and do a search
2. Read until you find a sentence that you like.
3. Use it as your password
- ChrisRR 3mo agoI like the last line of your comment My password is now password
- hnthrow10282910 3mo agoHacked
- daredoes 3mo agoShould have been "use it as your password"
- nickweb 3mo agoThat's cool. Yours comes up as stars (*). Must be a HN thing.
- ndsipa_pomu 3mo agohunter2 doesnt look like stars to me
- jkrejcha 3mo ago"That's the best password ever!"
- alessandroberna 3mo agoNow you might want to open a pr like this one: https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/pull/155 https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/pull/155
- glitchc 3mo agoNot enough numbers or special characters usually.
- chopin 3mo agoI loathe two things in password requirements: special characters and not allowing spaces. C'mon, it's 2026. Require 20 characters and call it a day.
- Xeoncross 3mo ago"password is to long, max length..." (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
- Volundr 3mo agoI couldn't decide which sentence of Alice in Wonderland was my favorite, so I just used the full text.
- antonkochubey 3mo agoAlibaba Cloud in 2026 lol
- lukan 3mo agoUse one specific special character/number as word separator.
- raffraffraff 3mo agoHow about mixing up band names? Take the end of "Florence and the machine" and mix it with the start of "Rage against the machine" and you now have the totally unguessable "Rage sharing the machine". It's a different machine see?! Nobody would know that!
- NopIdoN 3mo agoThe The but the first The is from The Who
- daledavies 3mo agoThat's crazy! Imagine what The The and The Who would sound like? Not The The and The Who, but the The The and the The Who your comment alludes to. Or would the original ones be called The The The and The The Who?