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hopefully it's not {password}ubuntuforums.org and {password}google.com ...

• tinco 13y ago
  You know that's actually a lot (a very large lot) better than having the same password for multiple sites (like for example the common three password security levels strategy). A bruteforcer might find a hash collision, but it's not likely to find the entire string {password}ubuntuforums.org unless it is actively looking for that string. Granted ofcourse that all websites you do this on store their passwords securely.. if not then you are right, it is a terrible idea :P