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I've been using a scheme that involve easy to type password, like: qwertyuioplkjhgfdsa/ qazcdetgbmju / rtyujhgfvbnm (if you 're wondering how to memorize those
by NhanH 12y ago
I've been using a scheme that involve easy to type password, like: qwertyuioplkjhgfdsa/ qazcdetgbmju / rtyujhgfvbnm (if you 're wondering how to memorize those password, looks at the QWERTY keyboard). Combining with number and capitalization, I feel pretty good about my odd of surviving the brute force/ dictionary attack. But I can't quite quality the exact amount of combinations for those schemes. Can anyone tell me why this would potentially be a bad idea?
- dredwerker 12y agoI don't think it will necessarily work because some cracker has just probably added that to their personal dictionary(if they didn't before). It might work if you add 3.14159627 to it or a number/symbol set of your choice. I guess length is fairly key as well.
- ja27 12y agoYou should look at some wordlists. A lot of qwerty / qazwsx / asdf combinations appear.