Re: Uncrackable Passwords

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"Computer Guru" <ComputerGuru@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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ROFL...
;)
well, alt+numpad does the trick.. No purchase necessary :D

"Jon" <Email_Address@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Computer Guru" <ComputerGuru@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi all,
For those of you paranoid about their security, this is the perfect
document
for you. My company just finished publishing this whitepaper, and we've
launched it
on our forums in hopes that it will make your PC more secure. As a
matter of
fact, we can guarantee it will!

Abstract:
"Every password today, no matter for what application or what it
secures, is
built on a base of 68 "letters" or characters. Some applications use
less,
but none use more. Brute force password cracking has become more and
more
viable due to the exponentially increasing power of individual machines
and
the even greater power of the government's cluster servers, making it
now an
easy and fast way of recovering any password.

But there is a solution. There are more than 1,000 other letters that no
one
knows about! With these extra letters, it is possible to make passwords
that
are, for all practical purposes, uncrackable!"

Link: http://www.neosmart.net/forums/index.php?gettopic=10

*PS If you like it, please register and leave a comment... we could do
with
the traffic


You'll have to bring out an ultra big keyboard for it too :-)

Jon




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