true but how do you type some of those chars. Its a shame damien is not here. On our last conversation he had something like over 21000 passwords. I have told him he really should make a password generator program at some point. I don't know any off the top of my head that are being used currently however his stuff is a bunch of words strung together. At 12:59 p.m. 20/02/2008, you wrote: >These password okay: "a1Aúaaâ [EMAIL >PROTECTED](7&8)@â¡Ïâ98âÃ28bÃâ1«¡1¢'''ghve" And sorry if that >sounds like spam, but its a very strong password.... that should be hard to >crack! 70 chars! -Ryan On 2/19/08, Trouble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > A mix >of letters to numbers is hard for a brute force cracker to go through. > > At >05:25 PM 2/19/2008, you wrote: > >hi thomas, > >maybe people should use >passwords like this one just as an example. > > > >>d3gf9800Ed20di99ha408jza202njdlk614 > > > > > >Josh > > > >----- Original >Message ----- > >From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: "Gamers >Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org> > >Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 >1:33 PM > >Subject: Re: [Audyssey] USA Games site and services down. > > > > > >> > Hi Kuvvosh, > > > I am sorry but I have to disagree with you on this >point. In my years of > > > experience with operating systems FreeBSD and >Linux have been far more > > > secure tha n MS Windows every time. Yes, Linux has been cracked before, > > > but usually it falls under misconfigured security or down right poor > > > password management. In Shane's case his server had a week password on > > > the root acount, and that is how it was highjacked. > > > Over the years I discovered something about your average computer user. > > > Many do not change the default password they were given by their college > > > or ISP, and the other half give their password something easy to guess > > > like the name of their dog, their boy friend's first name, their > > > favorite music artest, etc. For example, I was doing a simple security > > > test on my in-laws computer. I knew they are the very religious types so > > > on a whim I tried Jesus as the password first. Bingo I was in the > > > computer with full admin rights on the first try. It sounds stupid, but > > > this is exactly how easy some people make hacking and cracking. > > > > > > Kuvvosh wrote: > > >> You said Linux? Oh my, 5 minute hack is simple to do on a Linux > system. > > >> . . > > >> And no I don't hack. . . But, I've seen somebody that hacked into a > few > > >> systems, totally setup and supposed to be completely secured, and gues > > >> what, > > >> he hacked the Mac in less then 3 mins, and linux 5 mins and windows > took > > >> longer but he finally hacked it in 2 hours. Mind you this was > certified > > >> ITT's that set these suckers up. > > >> > > >> Best way to keep people hacking so easy is doing a multiple system > > >> network. > > >> I used to had my own set up a few years back, and hosted web sites for > > >> awhile. But, I had people try to hack it. Never could get past all > the > > >> Security and fake doors I had. > > >> > > >> Orca setup I had it's the bomb. 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