Website review: &Ultra High Security Password Gener...
b-bearing discovered this in Computer Security
•27 reviews since May 21, 2006
computer-security, security, passwords
•grc.com/passwords.htm
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- Toast-recon rated 8 weeks ago
- Haha kirbyfan, you couldn't be further from the truth. There are 1.15792089 × 10^77 possible combinations for 64 digits with 16 possible digits each. That means it would be 3.65389994 × 10^73 years until a password was repeated, which is 2.60992853 × 10^63 older than the universe. There are 3375 combinations for a 3 digit hexidecimal code alone.

olenikm rated 3 months ago- Hmm I take back my earlier comment on pseudorandomness being an issue. I suppose that only matters for keys.

- kirbyfan95 rated 3 months ago
- Theoretically, the first one only has 1024 different combinations. This means that, if 3169 sets of passwords are generated per-day, then the first one is repeated about 3 times a day for each, give or take a few.

liquidiridium rated 4 months ago- Steve Gibson & his research team rock.

tysonm rated 4 months ago- Thanks Steve Gibson for everything you do.

sonde79 rated 5 months ago- i use it with wordpress.

Korayem rated 6 months ago- From the page: "Every one is completely random (maximum entropy) without any pattern, and the cryptographically-strong pseudo random number generator we use guarantees that no similar strings will ever be produced again."

fdifusco rated 10 months ago- Perfect Passwords GRC's Ultra High Security Password Generator

- purplgoldfish rated 11 months ago
- Good idea for securing your wireless network. Just don't be a fool and set one of these as your log in password!
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