This Website Tells You How Strong Your Passwords Are

You might have seen the green "Strong" prompt that tells you lot that your password is strong enough just have you ever wondered how strong your password actually is? Well, today, we are going to have a look at a website that tells us exactly that.

PaP — The Passive Ambitious Countersign Machine is a website that describes how stiff your password is. The website has a password input box where you're supposed to enter your password to bank check its strength.

"Imagine your in-laws are helping y'all with a pass what give-and-take… this is what they'd say.", this is how the creators of the website describe PaP. Wait at what the website showed me when I typed a five-character password.

On a serious note, this website should not be taken seriously while you're setting a new password since it considers the length of the password rather than the alphanumeric combination forth with special characters which actually makes passwords strong.

For instance, to check the efficiency of the website, I typed the letter "A" several times and here is what it told me.

However, you should certainly check the website out for the cold messages the programmer has added every time you type a weak password. Nonetheless, you become the idea that a small password is undesirable in whatsoever scenario.

To be on the safer side, I would recommend you to fix a long password which is a combination of alphabets, numbers, and special characters as they are comparatively harder to brute-force.

Check out the website from the beneath link and let u.s.a. know what the website has to say regarding your countersign.

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