Gmail says: We believe your account was recently accessed from: Indonesia 202.152.202.84

[Adam Howard]

That is good up until the point where you consistently use the same letter/number/symbol to replace the same letter. Anytime you add ANY point of consistency to a password you increase the likely hood it can be cracked. In that situation a longer password is actually worse because it gives them more points of comparison. Once I learn that 7h3 = the, I can deduce that 7h1$ = this and I'm off and running. Put this at the speed that a computer can think and it's cracked in no time. Letter substitutions are one of the worst passwords, and often the most recommended.

A password like e#J"_81jN is actually better than what you posted.

We'll agree to disagree.

Everything can be decoded by computer in seconds or minutes.


WaFg%gH___--340==--)(()^&*()(#@~```~-_-_-*zo0$#hell0_=wo$d..@!^&do00o9be/\][+hackThIsBitch%^,.;b-i-t-c-h__

Took about 5 minutes for my pc to decode that.

 

[Edrondol]

I decoded that in seconds. It was the same sound Charlie Brown's teacher makes.

 

[Adam Howard]

I decoded that in seconds. It was the same sound Charlie Brown's teacher makes.

 

[CurveGotti]

This happened to me in November of 2011, I was very pleased that such a notification was so easily visible so I could make some necessary changes.

 

[simbolo]

2 step verification is awesome. If you have gmail I'd highly recommend turning it on.

 

[simbolo]

I'd also suggest if you're really concerned over your own password security test your password against what a hacker may use.