That's a really short password ._.

Tip #1: Change A to @
Tip #2: Change O tot 0
Tip #3: Change E to 3

Like your password is: I Love Cheese
It would become: I L0v3 Ch33s3.
Or even better: I <3 Ch33s3

Soooo, I now know your password encryption?

(and your password?)

Maybe, maybe not

L33t speak has been used for over a decade & is in most dictionary files now. It's best to use pass-phrases now anyway.

actually, a password like "GallopingGayUnicorns" would take 100x's longer to crack than "1<3Ch33s3" and replacing all e's with 3's is counterproductive if a rainbow table is used, not to mention you reaaaallly do not subsequent same characters ie. cheese, the ee would take half a sec in a brute-force attack as its the same letter so no changing of character keys is needed, and if used in a dictionary attach cheese would definitely get cracked.

i work in cybersecurity.

What if I mix phrases with l33t speak? o:

it would add a bit more security so long as its still long, for example
---- unicorns --- 8 letters no uppercase, not secure
---- Unicorns --- 8 letters, 1 uppercase, now there are 2 sets 26 characters that an machine would have to break instead of one
---- GallopingGayUnicorns --- make it 20 characters long, and now it'll take 3x as long to crack than the above password
---- Gallop!ngGayUn!corn$ --- adding special characters added 95 ascii characters to brutefirce ontop of the 2, 26 alphanumeric characters
---- Ga110p!ngGayUn!c0rn$ --- then add the 10 numeric characters and walla an stupid password that hopefully YOU can remember but won't ever be broken by bruteforce..... that is unless you use the same password everywhere and some stupid site from ten-buck-two gets hacked and now some loser script kiddie has access to your bank account, all because you wanted to play the web browser game

it's happened before, not to me though ^-^ but it has happened :P

But what's even funnier is that [GallopingGayUnicornsFrollicingInTheWind] is a stronger password than [Ga110p!ngGayUn!c0rn$] if only because its longer

*nods* good to know. :D

just like his safety perception

Longest password I remember seeing belonged to a friend who made up a very long phrase and just used to first letter (or symbol if possible) to make up the password. This was like 20 years ago and I still remember the phrase he used.

That's the most secure way to make a password and the easiest to remember. It's what I used to teach people.

Exploding food? o.O

Also, I feel like this password is some kind of joke or reference I'm not getting... o:

I do too. "e$11" doesn't really give much, and it makes me wonder if the password is longer and we're just seeing the end.

with the ".." at the beguining.. liekly its only the end of it... Wolf might tell her the pasword... yet he will likely not tell us all of it.. ^.^

Cliffhanger.

e$11

Fish Experiment????

An experiment involving fish!

She's kind of a bitch o.O

She's tryin to get some wolf peen in her, but Wolf is incredibly dense, I understand her frustration.

"and-i-luv-je$11e" :D

Esel?

Could always use Phr32k3r.

Meanwhile, that ice cream truck is getting further and further away...

I was there buddy this is why you hold a temporary passwords

I think l Panel 3 is as close as Wolf ever got to a growl...

Well, there certainly was no Spumoni on the shelves for Christmas.

"What's the password?"
"Password... It's so obvious it will be the last thing anyone will think of."

I'm surprised it is not more to the tune of K8b0*m!0opz =^^=

I wonder if someone made an analysis of mutual correlation between *n?x userbase and furries.