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How Long Would Your Password Survive?

Type a password and watch how fast an attacker could crack it - online, and with a stolen database. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent or stored.

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Quick facts

Who it's for
Teams that still argue about whether their passwords are 'good enough'.
Format
Interactive
Time needed
30 sec
Topic
Security · IL · EU
What you end up with
A demo you can run in a team meeting to change behaviour.

What's inside

  • Live crack-time estimate as you type
  • Two attacker scenarios: online and stolen database
  • The specific weaknesses found in your input

What you'll walk away with

to end the password argument
30 secto end the password argument
attack scenarios modelled
2attack scenarios modelled
keystrokes leave your device
0keystrokes leave your device

Workbench

Type a password to see how long a modern cracking rig would need. It runs entirely in your browser.

Your password

This runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored.

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Where this fits

Passwords & Access ControlRoll out a manager and MFA without the team revolting.Compliance & Security TrainingMake the lesson stick after the demo closes.

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