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Both studied Unix passwords, with a maximum length at the time of 8 characters. And they both reported a much greater percentage of all lowercase, and only upper- and lowercase, passwords than emerged in the MySpace data. The concept of choosing good passwords is getting through, at least a little. On the other hand, the MySpace demographic is pretty young. Another password study. Better than 15 years ago, but not as good as MySpace users.

Kids really are the future. None of this changes the reality that passwords have outlived their usefulness as a serious security device.

Over the years, password crackers have been getting faster and faster. Current commercial products can test tens — even hundreds — of millions of passwords per second. Those lines crossed years ago, and typical real-world passwords are now software-guessable. I just wanted to see what is being said about me in his private email there. I don't think that he is saying anything publicly about me, so I can't complain to MySpace.

If I did make any sort of complaint, I would have to have some sort of evidence to back it up. I deleted myself from his page He's not a "dumb fuck" by any stretch of the imagination neither am I.

I have no intention of doing anything harmful to him although the spam, etc. LOL Also, I happen to know he does not have virus protection, etc. He's not going to open any attachments from me or anyone else he does not know, though.

How would I go about finding sites like that to sign him up for spam? I LOVE the homosexual ad idea I have to do something that cannot be directly traced back to me.

Thanks for any advice! I did a search online and didn't really find much. Plus, I had to go to several sites and enter his email individually. Very time consuming! Is there any way to sign him up so that he will receive a continuous stream of spam emails on a daily basis? He has AOL, so I know they have spam filters.

What's the best way around it? Also, I know there is a "do-not-call" list for telemarketers No, I wanted to use the word "live" in the context as I used it.

I didn't want to use the word "life" Perhaps your "superior" intelligence missed that. Apparently, they think they are smarter than everyone else is, or at least some of them do. I guess I will have to inconvenience myself and just sign him up for some spam by going to individual sites.

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