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Originally Posted by glatt
OK, here's a neat link. This is a utility to check if your LinkedIn password was one of the leaked ones. You type in your password and it converts it to a hashed password and compares it to the list of leaked passwords in hashed format. That's maybe a useful tool. Maybe not. Maybe it's safe to type your password into this random utility, and maybe it isn't. But, the reason I found this to be a neat link is that you can type in random passwords and see if other people have used that password. It's a way to see how unique a password is.
Go ahead. Try it. Just make up some passwords and see if any of the 6 million other people out there have come up with that same password for their account.
I thought I was clever with some of the passwords I use, but they are all used by someone else too on LinkedIn.
Some random actual passwords I've found just by typing shit in:
fluffy
tiger21
undertoad
monster
glatt1
glatt11
loveyou
fuckyou
skippy
washington
sillyboy
wilding
doglover
catlover
sugartits
suckme
asslips
Maybe I should come up with better passwords.
anh4lslohs isn't taken, and it's easy to remember:
A New Hope (4th Star Wars film) Luke Skywalker Lea Organa Han Solo
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I heard that the most popular passwords used were, in order:
link
1234
12345
123456