| Just use a password manager you dummies. It will generate a random password for you that will be strong enough for any site. |
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| shit, might well use the RSA keychains and turn on 2FA to secure our weeb lists from the chinese/eastern europeans. |
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| I just went to change my pass due to it being in a leaked/hacked database from yet another vbulletin site, and my pass was almost rainbow-table tier weak. Then I went to use the one that'll never be brute-forced in this lifetime and it's "too weak". lmao So i literally just calculated the SHA256 of my pass and used that 32bit hash as my pass x3 |
| It took me a random 14 letter combination of numbers and letters to finally find a password that MAL would accept. Now its harder for hackers to figure it out(not that any hacker was ever gonna target my mal account anyway), but its so complicated i have to write it on my phone which poses a bigger threat since now if someone took my phone they had my password. |
| People are dumb, so admins need to think for them. Long and potentially hard password is never a bad thing. |
| Dub = fake crap. Always. |
| Well my password is already long enough with enough in it to be secure, so I have no reason to complain about MALs security. |
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| A real strong password would be minimum 16 characters, requiring a full range of alphanumeric characters and symbols. Passwords of this length are too large to be precomputed in a rainbow table, and would be nearly impossible to decrypt if strong cryptographic methods are used. |
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Delenai said: I'm not quite sure, but I think this is the dumbest suggestion I saw so far (Achievement Earned). Rly a strong password only serves your protection. And the password req. on MAL is the bare minimum that is acceptable nowdays. If your password do not meet this requirements, then you should strongly think about a pw change. Holy shit this comment is just plain nonsense. |
| This is ridiculous, not only should they list what the password rules are, but they shouldn't be this strict, I've never had someone break into my accounts in my entire life. I can't stand overboard people who take their nerdness too far, I have to go to some website to create some unrememberable password and store it somewhere? What if I live with people, should I store my passswords behind passwords so they can't reach it? Passwords you keep in you're head are perfectly fine, I follow my own formula for passwords that have nothing to do with dumb stuff like birthdays, schools, family, etc that people would even try. MAL seems to have stricter rules than Patreon, Paypal, Amazon, Banks, and anything that uses people's money. |
| Jaywalker. |
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