I learned in a recent college computer class how long programs take to attain different lengths passwords. I wished I knew where to look up the stats, but 50 characters would take many many years! It was hard to believe how fast the shorter (6 characters, or less) passwords could be hacked. Marion
Go to: http://www.grc.com/haystack.htm Gibson's page allows you to try out varying passwords and see how many days, years or centuries it would take for a brute force cracking of password combinations.
Go to: http://www.grc.com/haystack.htm Gibson's page allows you to try out varying passwords and see how many days, years or centuries it would take for a brute force cracking of password combinations.
Thought I would try your suggestion. This is the result of one of my various password (10 characters). I feel somewhat secure.
Yes, a Scorpion watcher. I wish they'd get off all that social interaction within the group.
I too watch Scorpion and kind of get tired of the social interaction within the show but I'm afraid it would be canceled without it.
And yes, Katharine McPhee is one hot lady. Remember first seeing her on American idol in either 2005 or 06. She was my choice to win but finished runner-up.
Excellent! That will come in handy throughout your day. I get by with 3.1415.
I usually let my calculator handle it.
I've been trying to get pi memorized to 60 places past the decimal, but I'm kind of stuck at about 54. There are actually some people who know pi to 50,000 places or more, still though they sometimes forget where they left their car keys!
I'm getting better at building long passwords these days, since they want you to have a capital letter, a number, a punctuation mark, a smiley face, Prince's name symbol, and an Egyptian petroglyph in it.
And yes, Katharine McPhee is one hot lady. Remember first seeing her on American idol in either 2005 or 06. She was my choice to win but finished runner-up.
Worked for AOL 10 years about 20 years ago people would call (forgot my password) get some paper and pen I will give you one you will not forget ID10TS. Often wonder how many never changed.
Worked for AOL 10 years about 20 years ago people would call (forgot my password) get some paper and pen I will give you one you will not forget ID10TS. Often wonder how many never changed.