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This password is in the list of most common passwords! Do not use it.

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Password strength check runs entirely in your browser — the password is never sent anywhere.

Entropy: a measure of password randomness in bits. The more bits, the harder the password is to crack. 40+ bits — acceptable, 60+ — good, 80+ — excellent.

Crack time: estimated brute-force time at 10 billion attempts per second (powerful GPU cluster).

Recommendations: Use passwords of 12+ characters, combine letters, digits, and special characters. Don't reuse passwords across different services.

Password Strength Checker — Online Security Analysis

The analyzer evaluates password strength by entropy, character set size, and dictionary attacks. Shows crack times at different attack speeds and specific improvement recommendations.

Password Entropy

Entropy (bits) = length × log₂(alphabet_size). The higher, the harder to crack:

Character setSizeBits per character
Lowercase only (a–z)264.7
Lower + uppercase525.7
Letters + digits625.95
All printable ASCII956.57

Crack Times

ScenarioSpeed60-bit password
Online (with throttling)10 tries/sec3 billion years
Offline (MD5)10B/sec36 years
Offline (bcrypt)10K/sec3.6 trillion years

Common Weak Passwords

Millions of leaked credential databases reveal the same patterns. These passwords are checked first in any dictionary attack:

RankPasswordWhy it's weak
1123456Sequential digits, in every dictionary
2passwordLiteral dictionary word
3qwertyKeyboard pattern
4letmeinCommon phrase
5adminDefault credential

How to avoid weak passwords: use at least 12 characters, mix character types, or switch to passphrases of 4+ random words. Avoid names, dates, and any dictionary word on its own.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to enter a password here?
Yes. Analysis runs in the browser. The password is not sent to a server. For important accounts, use a similar test variant.

Why are long passphrases better than short random passwords?
"CorrectHorseBatteryStaple" (25 chars) has ~117 bits of entropy as a passphrase and is easy to remember. A random 12-char password has ~79 bits.

For strong password generation use the password generator.

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