“123456” remains the most common password in the world, leaving your accounts wide open to security risks. So, what kind of password should you actually create, and how secure is it?
Strong Passwords Need Entropy (SPNE) tests the strength of your passwords and estimates how long it would take a hacker to crack them. It also ranks your password against a list of the worst passcodes in the world.
If you don’t care about the analytics and just want a strong password, SPNE can generate one for you using methods like Random, Morse Code, Emoticons, CryptoCode, Leetspeak, or even snippets of poetry.
Because these passwords are tough to memorize, it helps to pair SPNE with a password manager like Buttercup. It works across multiple operating systems and relies on 256-bit AES encryption.
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