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| − | == The Solution ==
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| − | What if you could use passwords that are as unique as fingerprints for each and every one of your accounts, yet not have to remember them? PasswordMaker allows you to do just that. By using complex mathematical formulae, called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_function hashing algorithms], PasswordMaker outputs the same unique passwords for you each and every time, provided you give it the same input. And these passwords ''are unique'' across the globe (providing they are of sufficient length).
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| − | Don't write them down on sticky notes for others to find; no, PasswordMaker calculates them for you over and over again -- as needed -- without storing them so they can't be stolen. And if you use more than one computer (for example, one at work and one at home), it's child's play to synchronize them. There's even an [http://passwordmaker.sourceforge.net/passwordmaker.html on-line version] for times when you are at a public computer and can't install any software.
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| − | The old PasswordMaker website can be found [http://passwordmaker.sourceforge.net/ here]. Please note it is no longer maintained but is present for archival purposes.
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Revision as of 10:28, 6 December 2008
OMG U ATE TEH PAZWURMMAKERZ!!!!1!11!!1!1! PWNT!!!1!1!!!!!!!! H4X0R!!1!!!!!11!!!
I don't know what is solution.
