Rate these passwords for security on a scale of one to ten?

[tenftcoke]

rate these passwords for 1-10 based on security where 1 = likely to be obained and 10 = unlikely to be obtained

password 1
cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc
this is c repeated 30 times, 30 is just an arbitrary number, 100 is of course optimal. ive found most password fields support up to 30 characters and some (like gmail) support even more up in the 100s. ive also found that most brute force password crackers don't go beyond 15 characters. idk do rainbow fields include passwords like this?
run javascript with alert document write loop to get ccc... for copy and paste

password 2
thecatranupanddownthetreetofindtheyellowball
classic passphrase

password 3
Jansshays110@gmail.com;Legoman123@yahoo.com
These resemble emails i use with 1 difference. I capitalize the first character of each email unlike the actual emails and theres a space tacked on at the end

password 4
escondido44
this is the password i use for all my forum accounts (except this one..)

password 5
jallokarkos123!
this resembles the password i use for all my email accounts

password 6
Jallokarkos123!
this resembles my paypal password. note that theres a space at the end in addition to the capitalized letter

[tremor77]

they are all fail.

something more like 3Qr7$lJ00xi makes for a better password.

[LoGiCaL__]

password 4
escondido44
this is the password i use for all my forum accounts (except this one..)

So.....what other forums do you visit? Lol, nah j/k, don't answer that. Honestly though you shouldn't post information like that and I would change the password now.

[Vulpine]

they are all fail.

^ This.

What I tend to do is think of a memorable quote, limerick, or whatever. Turn it into an acronym and then make it l33t.

[sanddbox]

These are pretty bad passwords, especially because it appears you use the same password for multiple sites (if one site gets compromised, you're screwed).

Out of curiosity, do you play Starcraft 2?

[pretentious]

Dictionary attack is likely out of the question for most of them as they are quite random and sticking an '!' after the numbers will prevent cains hybrid attack of adding numbers in front of a password. escondido44 doesn't have this and escondido is the name of a city so there is potential for it to be in a password list, so I would consider that weak. The rest i would probably need to brute force.

they are all fail.

something more like 3Qr7$lJ00xi makes for a better password.

when brute forcing, the strength of the password can probably best be estimated with keyspace = [# of different characters used]^[password length in characters] the keyspace of 30 'c's is [26 lowercase characters tested]^[30] 2.813198901×10⁴². if "3Qr7$lJ00xi" was used the keyspace would be [72 if i calculated it right]^[11] = 2.695612495×10²⁰ making 30 'c's a stronger password. Did i get something wrong tremor77?

[centip3de]

Try a password generator, and different passwords for each site... except for this site and HF, (changed recently) I use a random password generator. For instance, after running it once, I got the output: Fjekgje43kjKj35 , that my friend, is a good password.

[mShred]

Try a password generator, and different passwords for each site. For instance, after running it once, I got the output: Fjekgje43kjKj35

That has to be a bitch to remember.

[acevic]

The first time I learned that computers can be hacked I got paranoid and used the pass:

XeddXmd69810088147572X@3.428571429

All a mixture of random letters, the number of some random hot girl, and a mathematical constant with caps on all the Xs.

[centip3de]

Try a password generator, and different passwords for each site. For instance, after running it once, I got the output: Fjekgje43kjKj35

That has to be a bitch to remember.

I make mathematical formula's out of them, or nursery rhymes until it becomes second nature