So as soon as anybody gets a single one of your passwords, they now get the whole kit-n-kabootle.
well look at one of the examples above... g33e_w00t..... you will actually need the algorithm to decrypt anything else. It's encryption. You need a decription key
I invented this method and has worked for me perfectly since then. What I did was to develop an algorithm by which I can reconstruct my passwords based on the website or account.
For example:
1) Take the first letter on the website name
eg : slashdot = 's'
2) Count letters in the website name:
eg : slashdot = '6'
3) Count the vowels
eg : slashdot = '2'
4) Take the last letter
eg : slashdot = 't'
5) Add and underscore and a keyword in common to the end of the 4 previous characters
eg : 's62t_w00t'
Here's another example with google.com
1) 'g'
2) '3'
3) '3'
4) 'e'
5) 'g33e_w00t'
Be creative with the rules... like for example, if its a bank account, make all letters UPPERCASE.
Hope this helps.
Note: the above example is not my PassGorithm:D
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So as soon as anybody gets a single one of your passwords, they now get the whole kit-n-kabootle.
well look at one of the examples above... g33e_w00t ..... you will actually need the algorithm to decrypt anything else. It's encryption. You need a decription key
I invented this method and has worked for me perfectly since then. What I did was to develop an algorithm by which I can reconstruct my passwords based on the website or account. For example: 1) Take the first letter on the website name eg : slashdot = 's' 2) Count letters in the website name: eg : slashdot = '6' 3) Count the vowels eg : slashdot = '2' 4) Take the last letter eg : slashdot = 't' 5) Add and underscore and a keyword in common to the end of the 4 previous characters eg : 's62t_w00t' Here's another example with google.com 1) 'g' 2) '3' 3) '3' 4) 'e' 5) 'g33e_w00t' Be creative with the rules... like for example, if its a bank account, make all letters UPPERCASE. Hope this helps. Note: the above example is not my PassGorithm :D