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A lot of these are good. Some not so much... passwords123 passwored12 password$qwerty qwertylol@me passwords123456 password123 password111111
Not a single sentence, can it be that they allow characters like ( and % but not whitespace? Boggles my mind that people don't use more sentences.
I'm sure this comment will be heavily downvoted but I read several times that FBI and similar agencies were 7 years ahead in terms of technology including security of systems. I didn't believe in those quotes and every time a situation like this happens I'm more convinced that they are no more advanced than the big companies (Microsoft, Mozilla...) and depend heavily on the updates released by those companies every w…
A lot of these are good. Some not so much... passwords123 passwored12 password$qwerty qwertylol@me passwords123456 password123 password111111
What's wrong with 3 and 4? It appears that, in general, the FBI staff are setting reasonable passwords. There are a few passwordNNN types but the majority are adequate and, in my opinion, would hold up well against a brute force vector, which is the primary purpose of password complexity.
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Not a single sentence, can it be that they allow characters like ( and % but not whitespace? Boggles my mind that people don't use more sentences.
There's one ilovemydaughternancy with no spaces. Why would you want spaces?
A lot of these are good. Some not so much... passwords123 passwored12 password$qwerty qwertylol@me passwords123456 password123 password111111
> ctsecuritiesfraud@ic.fbi.gov - fraudadmin
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Not a single sentence, can it be that they allow characters like ( and % but not whitespace? Boggles my mind that people don't use more sentences.
There's one ilovemydaughternancy with no spaces. Why would you want spaces?
A lot of these are good. Some not so much... passwords123 passwored12 password$qwerty qwertylol@me passwords123456 password123 password111111
Not a single sentence, can it be that they allow characters like ( and % but not whitespace? Boggles my mind that people don't use more sentences.
A lot of these are good. Some not so much... passwords123 passwored12 password$qwerty qwertylol@me passwords123456 password123 password111111
What's wrong with 3 and 4? It appears that, in general, the FBI staff are setting reasonable passwords. There are a few passwordNNN types but the majority are adequate and, in my opinion, would hold up well against a brute force vector, which is the primary purpose of password complexity.
I'm sure this comment will be heavily downvoted but I read several times that FBI and similar agencies were 7 years ahead in terms of technology including security of systems. I didn't believe in those quotes and every time a situation like this happens I'm more convinced that they are no more advanced than the big companies (Microsoft, Mozilla...) and depend heavily on the updates released by those companies every w…
As opposed to the Hollywood scenes of ultra high tech rooms with floating transparent screens, shiny lights everywhere, and super advanced systems that can listen to your voice commands and instantly solve complex cases just by saying "enhance!". Which is probably the vision this person who talked to you had. Reality is more like windows xp and programs that compile even when the unit tests fail.