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Password Strength Checker

Analyze your password strength and security. Get detailed feedback on password quality, vulnerability assessment, and recommendations for improvement.

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Password Security Guide

✓ Strong Password Practices

  • • Use 12+ characters minimum
  • • Include uppercase and lowercase
  • • Add numbers and special characters
  • • Avoid personal information
  • • Use unique passwords for each account
  • • Consider using a password manager

✗ Avoid These Mistakes

  • • Dictionary words and common phrases
  • • Personal information (names, dates)
  • • Simple patterns (123, abc, qwerty)
  • • Reusing passwords across sites
  • • Short passwords (less than 8 chars)
  • • Obvious substitutions (@ for a)

Attack Methods

  • Brute Force: Trying all combinations
  • Dictionary: Common words and phrases
  • Rainbow Tables: Pre-computed hashes
  • Social Engineering: Guessing personal info
  • Credential Stuffing: Reused passwords

Security Levels

  • Very Weak: Cracked instantly
  • Weak: Cracked in minutes/hours
  • Fair: Cracked in days/weeks
  • Good: Cracked in months/years
  • Strong: Cracked in decades
  • Very Strong: Practically unbreakable

Password Examples

Weak Passwords

password
Common dictionary word
123456
Sequential numbers
john1990
Personal information
qwerty
Keyboard pattern

Strong Passwords

MyC@t!Loves2Pl@y
Mixed case, numbers, symbols
Coffee&Sunshine2024!
Passphrase with symbols
Tr@il#Running$Fun
Multiple word combination
B3st$Frien&Ever!
Creative character substitution

Understanding Password Security

What Makes a Password Strong?

A strong password combines multiple factors: length, character variety, unpredictability, and resistance to common attack methods. It should be unique to each account and difficult for both humans and computers to guess.

The best passwords balance security with memorability, using techniques like passphrases or password managers to maintain both strong security and usability.

Common Password Vulnerabilities

Weak passwords are vulnerable to dictionary attacks, brute force attempts, social engineering, and credential stuffing from data breaches. Personal information in passwords makes them easier to guess through social media research.

Our analyzer checks for these common vulnerabilities and provides specific guidance on strengthening weak points in your password choices.

Privacy & Security

All password analysis happens entirely in your browser. No passwords are transmitted to external servers or stored anywhere. This tool is designed to help you understand password security without compromising your actual passwords. Always use this tool with test passwords or variations of your real passwords, never your actual login credentials.