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Top 5 Strongest Password

Many users are cracked because of their poor password structure, here i summarize 5 of the strongest password that i know. Hope this help.

5. Combine partial unrelated words together

Combine partial 2 or 3 or even 4 unrelated words together (mix uppercase and lowercase), for example, combine these words together like “Diamond”, “Blog”,”Security” to become “DiamBloSecu”.

4. Combine word with number

Combine word with number and (mix uppercase and lowercase), for example, combine your name and your hp number together, like your name “Scotfield”, hp no is “01255447689”, then your password should be “Scotfield01255447689”, this is one of my favorite password to use, because it is quite strong and easy to remember.

3. Replace Word with number and symbol randomly

Replace Word with number and symbol randomly (mix uppercase and lowercase), for example, Microsoft suggested strongest password “P@ssw0rd”, it replace a with @ symbol and o with 0 (Zero), This will required some of your creative thinking.

2. Mix Word and number together randomly

Mix Word and number together randomly (mix uppercase and lowercase). For example, 2 words “Scotfield” and “01255447689”, mix it randomly and become “S012cot5544fie76ld89”, frankly… i do not think is it possible to crack, but it very hard to remember also.

1. Mix meanless Word, number and symbol randomly, and at least 15 length

Mix meanless Word, number and symbol randomly, and at least 15 length (mix uppercase and lowercase). Actually, strongest password equals to hardest remember password, for example “E7r9t8@Q#h%Hy+M”.

78 comments on “Top 5 Strongest Password”

  4. My life flashed before my eyes when I thought all hope was lost, i won’t say much but you should probably contact valorhaq @ gmail . Com “ they are truly the best in this thing , saved my a*s that almost got fried because I wanted to save my business! . you can also send them a message through their telegram channel; Valorhaq_HQ

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  17. is this good “””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””

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  25. Is this a good password…

    H@)Keآر>C@n’tH@)kM3

    It says, “Hacker>can’thackme” it would take a hacker COMPUTER about 500 years to hack it

    Note* depending on the technology.

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    1. so you know, I made a mistake. I said H@)Keآر- آر translate to AR in Arabic I meant to say “H@)keر” this ر mean R in Arabic.
      Thank you.

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  26. Jfhd jfigigfhfxuuf353535352442355+688-*6/6-665*5325jc4hf4f5hd43y6d4y56g6jgKvKgdu,53,35ufu343fufufu3guu7_7&3553=.=6h6if8%. %+ *%*%- /%- %-%-%- -%* *-+*+-*-/%%–%* %*%+ *6164543116484348648434843464646434843+6-63*8/2+8/%- 45 *51%15%464 73-6+%15%*54 7% *15 46151 -54%45491%+516%166131 5%-621 4351 45454%46 *5,616jflofgxidbxgh5462-6 *45 -678*3-94564%4 +97%45 /9+54%81315678453 488 4834 98-3- %18873 548769*9/6/61. – %- %* /%9$$+!*;”-*+”)”-“+”+$;#)-292&3!484;9$;#8#!#9#:9@@;9@-#-$8$;_9#;2+$;_

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  27. Just reverse your name and use some alphanumerics also
    Eg: hso@#$T_&-NAS+()/
    This means

    hsotnas means santosh

    @#$_&-+()/ these are from keyboard in symbol 2nd line of gboard

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  35. I need help to make a brand new password for my Facebook account because I’m having trouble creating one.

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    1. health point, it is an indicator of your health. If a notice comes up then that is bad, you should immediately check to ensure no one is attacking you.

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  38. rub touch gold 123456789 ;[‘/.,m()

    you can use pasword like

    ruouchgo48793?/;’./<“:

    its kind of imposible to break

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  49. May i ask how about can use for random mix password generator which max strong 8-32 or “unbelievable 2048 (limit or free count)? than hack crack
    can use for facebook or any?

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    6. If the hacker attempts a brute force attack that password will be easily cracked because brute force attacking means trying all combinations.

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  52. Your favorite password okay, but a simple phrase such as the one below is way better.

    The cat ran into the shower…
    Assuming one hundred trillion guesses per second) 24.55 billion trillion trillion centuries

    VS

    Scotfield01255447689
    Assuming one hundred trillion guesses per second) 2.28 trillion centuries

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  53. …. Good tip, I have tried for sometime to create a random generated program that will automatically change your login password on command whenever you login no matter how many times that maybe. But now I would like to take that one step further and include a trip wire script code that automatically informs me via text when an unauthorized attempt is made on my master password as this would all that would now be required for all and any logins.
    I know there is a company in Southern France that is working with this but for the moment it is not on retail sale.

    Yrs

    LL

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  54. Here is what I do. I have a password that is very long and hard to remember. I add, kind of like a bank pin, a separate password that is not written down to all of my passwords.

    Using the example above I would write down
    Bank password
    S012cot5544fie76ld89

    I would add a memorized password which I add to all passwords (not necessarily to the end or beginning). Keeping it simple let’s say it’s 1234.
    At the end:
    E7r9t8@Q#h%Hy+M1234

    At the beginning:
    1234E7r9t8@Q#h%Hy+M

    Every other:
    E172r394t8@Q#h%Hy+M

    Obviously 1234 is to simple but you could change it to something more complicated like D3^Y}9v or the most difficult thing you can remember. If someone steals your paper they won’t know your memorized password that needs to be added. They’ll just assume you’ve changed your password. If they know your memorized password they won’t have your piece of paper. If they steal both, highly unlikely, they need to figure out where your memorized password was added (beginning, end every other, something different). In the mean time you only have to memorize one password. If your piece of paper gets stolen you can contact your bank and have your password changed. Another good tip is to not write down what the password goes to. Instead of writing down bank write down something that reminds you of your bank. I know a Robin that works in a bank, so I could put in “Robin’s facebook password” and remember that it means bank. Knowing your password and figuring out where it goes are two different things. We’re really dealing with two types of thief’s a hacker and robber. The odds of someone breaking into your house stealing your paper and having enough hacking skills to crack the rest are pretty slim.

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  55. A password manager is a good option; however, understanding how to construct a strong password is vital for every end-user to protect themselves.

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