website: choose a passwordme: ,p

[crmsnbleyd@hachyderm.io]

@Mara password managers are quite good at using all of the criteria you give em (at least keepass)

[dascandy@infosec.exchange]

@Mara
me: Trashwebsite1!
website: Extremely strong password, excellent!

[danielakengert@hachyderm.io]

@Mara

Dreamt up - oops: hallucinated, right?

[musicmatze@social.linux.pizza]

@SaveTheOkapi @Mara only if you were not required to rotate it, right? Because then it is "2"

[hadronized@fosstodon.org]

@Mara « already taken »

[msugarhill@chaos.social]

@Mara

00000000000000

website: awesome!

[serriadh@social.treehouse.systems]

@musicmatze @SaveTheOkapi surely you should use ⇂ in that case.

[jerger@social.meissa-gmbh.de]

@Mara

verysecret1234

[tymwol@hachyderm.io]

@Mara yeah... https://neal.fun/password-game/

[potatoes_fall@miscreants.party]

@Mara

also websites: sorry, password must be at most 5 characters long and can only contain letters a-Z, prime numbers, a single single quote and half an ampersand.

[alextecplayz@techhub.social]

@Mara just wait until you've successfully changed your account password, but then you can only log in with the old password.

That's currently happening with Ubisoft accounts, they're redesigning the account page, so I changed my password (only possible via the new beta UI) multiple times, but I keep having to log in with the old password. Thank fuck I have 2FA, because this is horrible.

And yes, they have abysmal password requirements, it must be between 8 and 16 characters, requires at least a number and a symbol.

[patrys@mastodon.online]

@Mara Error: New password must start with a capital letter and end with a period.

[ariarhythmic@ohai.social]

@Mara must be between 6 and 12 characters

[iagox86@infosec.exchange]

@SaveTheOkapi @Mara Sometimes mine end with ! (if there are symbol requirements)

[kc@social.coop]

@Mara
me: 7kdB@83*Zzfu8vp76FthNe&k2

website: can not have two repeating numbers

[endlessmason@hachyderm.io]

@SaveTheOkapi @Mara
!1 @2 #3 etc

[d2718@hachyderm.io]

@Mara

You'd think a computer would know that A, C, and D are all perfectly-acceptable numbers.