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While I would love to use something like this, almost every site I can think of enforces worthless password rules like "Must include number, letter, special cha
by staplers 6y ago
While I would love to use something like this, almost every site I can think of enforces worthless password rules like "Must include number, letter, special character" etc which effectively blocks these types of passwords.
- emsal 6y agoI don't think the password managers do, for master passwords. So if you ever consider it, you can set your master password to a strong one generated here and let the pw manager generate those 30 char random strings that fill all of the requirements for the other sites.
- brewdad 6y agoMuch like /u/hprotagonist above, I tend to use passwords like this for my pw manager, full disk encryption, PGP, etc. where I get to set the rules. Web sites or other uses outside my control get a randomly generated string of varying length. It doesn't have to be all or nothing and is probably better if it isn't.
- tedunangst 6y agoYou can always 1337 the password.
- the_pwner224 6y agoJust add A1! to the end of every password
- quantum5 6y agoThere is an option on correcthorse.pw to add a number and/or a special character as needed.