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Password Strength Checker
Do you want to check how secure is your newly-created password? We offer a perfect security checker for you. Try it!
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| Strength | Time to crack | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Very Weak | 25 minutes | Change it ASAP. Using this password like leaving the front door opened. |
| Weak | 2 hours | Not recommended. It looks like leaving a key in a door lock. |
| Medium | 4 days | So-so. Using this key is like closing your front door and leaving a key under the flower pot. |
| Strong | 15 days | Good, this password can keep you secure like a key in a deposit box. |
| Very Strong | 1 thousand years | Great! It will take a month of Sundays to hack you! |
Why You Need a Password Strength Checker
Just a decade ago, hacking was a way to entertain. Today, online security has become a cornerstone of businesses and the human lifestyle. Many areas of our lives have gone online - from banking and taxes to cooking and music. We have a myriad of logins and passwords to log in to our accounts every day. But how can you know that your sensitive information is safe?
Meet the best Password Strength Checker. At first blush, it is a simple tool to check the strength of your passwords. But in some cases, it can be a real lifesaver for your security. We’ll help you to recognize vulnerabilities in your credentials and give advice on how to create a stronger and more secure combination of characters.
Common Mistakes in Creating Passwords
Entering a password to log in to one of a dozen services becomes our everyday routine. That’s why users create simple and easy-to-remember combinations of characters unheeding the basic requirements of password-making. That is a serious mistake made by billions of people trying to protect a part of their digital identity. Let’s have a look at other common mistakes and find out how to avoid them in the future and why you need a password strength checker.
Using common, easily cracked passwords.
To stay secure it is better to avoid the following combinations of characters: “123456,” “qwerty” or “password.” Many hackers use special software and brute-force attacks, and it will take them a few seconds to guess this password.
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Not checking them.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology recommends checking your password against lists of commonly used or known compromised ones. You can use the Passwarden security meter to check out if your created password is secure or not.
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Recycling the same ones.
One of the worst things you can do with one password is to reuse it in other accounts. Using the same combination across multiple sites can cause massive data leakage and bring you to the loss of all your accounts.
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Being too typical
Using your birth dates or the names of your relatives or pets is not the best practice. Hometowns, wedding dates, or anything else that can be learned after some research are not recommended as well. You can check this out in our password strength meter.
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Storing a password list on your computer
They say: Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Especially, if that basket is kept on your computer or smartphone. Don’t keep your created passwords, no matter how strong they are, in one file. You can lose all of them at once in the case of hacking your device by third parties.
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Replacing letters with digits and symbols
The technique of swapping letters by digits is well known to hackers. So, when you swap a “5” for an “S” or “0” to “O” in dictionary words it doesn’t make you much more secure. But it is still recommended to use digits, symbols, and letters to meet the basic security requirements.
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How To Create and Store Secure Passwords
Here are some recommendations to create secure passwords for your accounts and store them:
- A password should contain 16 characters or more. According to statistics, over 45% of Americans use eight-character passwords, which are not as secure as longer passwords.
- A reliable password includes a combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and characters.
- Your password shouldn’t contain any personal information like names, birth dates, addresses, or phone numbers.
- Don’t use your account password on multiple accounts.
- Don’t use consecutive letters or numbers.
Passwarden Features to Protect Your Privacy
Strong password generator
Passwarden allows you to create complex and secure passwords in two clicks. You can customize password length and decide whatever to use digits, upper case, and symbols. With our Autofill feature, you don’t need to worry about remembering passwords
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Secure data storage
AES-256 and ЕС р-384 data encryption protocols will guarantee that your sensitive data will be securely protected from third parties and can’t be stolen while being transmitted and stored.
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Duress mode
This solid feature allows you to protect the most secret data even you have to open your account under duress. Just set up your Vaults and choose a Duress Password and Duress mode will show the people around you only what you want them to see.
Data import
Passwarden allows you to transfer data from other sources to our app. You can easily export all your passwords from Chrome or other browsers to keep all your sensitive data in one place. Check out our Migration tool to transfer your credentials from other password managers.
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