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The Shorter Oxford Dictionary is an excellent source of passwords.


3 posted on 01/20/2016 6:36:49 AM PST by markoman (If one gun is justified.....they all are.)
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4 posted on 01/20/2016 6:40:46 AM PST by jsanders2001
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The Shorter Oxford Dictionary is an excellent source of passwords.

I've heard differently; that password-cracking programs have lists of many, many words in the language. The best ones are those that have 'special' characters mixed with letters and numbers, but using a '!' instead of a '1', or '$' instead of a 's' might not be quite strong enough for sites or applications where you really, REALLY want to keep the hackers out.

6 posted on 01/20/2016 6:41:59 AM PST by Quality_Not_Quantity (Democrat Drinking Game - Every time they mention a new social program, chug someone else's beer.)
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Any dictionary is an utterly disastrous source of passwords.

P@s$w3r6 !$ @ $t3P 1n +h3 r!g#T 6!Re(+i0n.


35 posted on 01/20/2016 8:55:07 AM PST by NorthMountain ("The time has come", the Walrus said, "to talk of many things")
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