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Trueee... Experienced it last night 😂😂😂

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Password requirements be like: you need to have one uppercase and one lower case with special characters and your house documents and also virgin blood.

This!! It happens all the damn time

Are spaces allowed in a password?

@@nileshghadge5016 Most of the times, yes. But if it is not, just separate the words with a hyphen.

Thank you

​@@theunknown9123 Long answer but please feel free to read it. There is a typo but it basically refers to the brute forcing your way to hack a pw. In the real world, hacking passwords is not as cool as movies or TV shows make it seem. It requires what is essentially trying out every possible character combination. As you can imagine, this takes a LONG time. In reality, most hacked accounts are those that use the same password everywhere. If any one account gets hacked, which often happens to online databases like discussion forums, the hacker will be able to use the same combo of email and password to try other websites/services. Such stolen databases are easily available on the "deep web." Now, a hacker can try out your email/pw combo with various bank sites. If even one succeeds, your bank account just got hacked. Passphrases are the best passwords. As multilingual Indians, this actually gives us an advantage. Let's say you need a password. You also love this channel. So you think "Jaby's videos are great." You can say it like "Jaby ke videos mast hai." Now even that sentence is a good password but you can make it stronger by substituting some characters e.g. - "J@by_k3_v1ds_m@$t_h@i" and you have a crazy tough password to guess/hack. As a tip to help remember, stick to your own set of conventions. Like "a" is replaced by "@" and "i" by "1". Do not use multiple substitutions like "i" is "1" here but "!" there. Finally, use relevant passphrases. Like for your google account, convert a sentence like "Google sab ka baap hai" to a password. For your facebook, use a phrase like "Face Kitaab." This will help you remember passwords better. Remember, you can think of passphrases that suit you best. Do not use phrases that others suggest since they wont be relevant to you. Some people are working on creating passwords with emojis. It is promising. You will be able create a story with emojis and use it as a password. Last but important - consider getting a cross platform Password Manager. I personally use LastPass but there are others out there. Be smart and read up reviews from credible sources before you choose one. For me, I use the Lastpass app on my phone and the browser extension on my, well, browser.

@@nileshghadge5016 yep ..most of the sites and devices support spaces in password..if theres a site where u cant put space then put some character or just type the sentece without space and add some numbers n symbols..ill do too

after this comment ,He got hacked..😂

😂😂 gajab

Sorry, this password is already taken.

Lol, my insta id is letmeselectthefuckingusername i did it out of frustration after putting more than 10 names and it got selected

Exactly this is my password

Exactly 😩

and there's that one pic/box that has that one atomically small part of that tree/cycle whatever.. and you sweat so hard that you lose 2 pounds of water right there and then.. and the rest of the day is spent wondering if you are a human or a robot..

Maybe the people making it thought that bots wouldn't be able to differentiate between trees and shrubs, whereas humans can, hence proving you're a human 😂

Yesss.....Exactly...I was just thinking about that and saw your comment.....Yes...same expressions.....Her Voice also sounds sometimes similar to Katrina Kaif's voice...🔥🔥

Acha,aur?😶

Katrina Kaif & expressions?

@@ashok7177 ha bhai, i like katrina for her expressions as well... Apart from her gorgeous looks, amazing dance performances,her hair.... Damn she's so fine...

Right?! It makes so much more sense remembering one password instead of a hundred for all the different apps and websites.

Shh, don't reveal secrets 😂

Same but sometimes think about how if someone cracked that one password they could single handedly destroy my life

Using the same password everywhere is a huge risk.

Oh really? What are they?

@@Sahil_Yeolekar If one password from a site gets hacked, it puts at risk all other online accounts where you were using the same password. For eg, if zomato password gets hacked but if you have the same on Gmail, goodluck.

@@NavjotJSingh okay thanks for the info I guess, but when did I say use the same everywhere

@@Sahil_Yeolekar I never said you do. You asked me why the practice is unsafe and I answered that.

These days we have another problem of authenticators, if we are successfully able to remember our password then we have to find the correct authenticator pin from the authenticator app that changes pin every few seconds

Has it got English subtitles?

Most Indians haven't been able to see it yet....

@@rahulray9983 True different release dates for different regions Telugu version released yesterday I watched it and it was really a good movie the theatre was packed and everyone looked satisfied with the movie.

@@samhunt6300 Its not released in the South India yet..... Maybe I'll just have to wait for it get on an OTT platform

Nope .ive got unique password for every site i visit and dont need to remember as i can easily guess as they are all sentences related to something from that service their bad things to good things...

@@pratikmohite6202 Most of my pins are random numbers upto 8 digits...I remember them by mental image or like muscle memory... Rest passwords are like systematically related to app/website...like u said... 😊

Woh toh exam mein hi yaad nahi hota tha... ab kya ghanta yaad hoga :D