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Cool Password Hack (0% Harmful) . Must Try .
But this for every one else and the people who were not able to understand this .
Example:
http://www.gmail.com/
Username: example@gmail.com
Password: ********
What's my password?
Alright, now you could read out the ** stuff with a simple javascript code.
after entering password dont log on
enter the code given below in address bar where u wrote the site name
u will get the pop up of the password
You can get this script(Code) from http://notes.io/w6Y or Here
All you need is to copy and paste it in the URL-address bar.
Delete http://www.gmail.com/ and paste the code into it.
You can also check the password whether u have entered right or not...
Show this trick to your friends and make them Shocked ... :)
How to Choose Strong Passwords ? [How to]
Hey friends !!! Again i had brought an informative video.Its all about the “PASSWORD".To log on into any site you need this damn password.It may be Facebook,Google,twitter, banking site,or any type of site you need this password.So it is also damn important thing to select an strong password. This video will help you how to select and password !!! Have a watch on it !!!
I hope you must have selected a best password !!! so now its time to check how strong your password is . I have written 1 post on the same topic i.e. Password strength . so visit here and find out how strong your password is ? http://abhisoftwaretips.blogspot.com/2010/12/password-meter-check-passwords-for.html
Step 1:
You can create a more secure password by starting with a simple phrase. For example, let's use a quote from Ogden Nash: "Happiness is having a scratch for every itch."
If we use the first letter of each word, and substitute 4 for "for", we get:
Hihas4ei
Step 2:
This is a reasonably strong password but we can improve it a bit by adding some special characters:
#Hihas4ei:
Step 3:
We can use our new password on several different websites by adding a prefix or suffix with a mnemonic link to a particular site. Let's use the first letter and the next two consonants in the site name.
Just to add a bit more randomness we'll alternate upper-case and lower case, and if the first character in the site name is a vowel we'll start with upper-case. To mix things up a bit more we'll use the same rule to decide whether to add the site mnemonic to the left side or the right side.
#Hihas4ei:AmZ for Amazon fCb#Hihas4ei: for Facebook #Hihas4ei:YtB for YouTube dRm#Hihas4ei: for Drumbeat
This is just one possible rule for picking the prefix or suffix that you use to customize your password for each web site. Reversing the order of the letters in the suffix, using only vowels, only consonants, or adding some other characters that come to mind when you think about the web site are all possible approaches that will improve security.
While this technique lets us reuse the phrase-generated part of the password on a number of different websites, it would still be a bad idea to use it on a site like a bank account which contains high-value information. Sites like that deserve their own password selection phrase.
Now Try It Yourself !!!
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Features
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