AM&t,X;E?S\6R{=w=-lJ
GangwaySurprise4Parasite
AM&t,X;E?S\6R{=w=-lJ
GangwaySurprise4Parasite
cKTbQrf)mgWB<hWWu/c/
ColonialFoothill3Unchanged
This dumb password rule is from Dell.
Okay at least 6, that's alright I guess.
Oh at least one number and one letter, bit dumb but hey not that dumb.
But hiding the fact that it has a max of 20, now THAT is dumb!
MCI0>'g@?O?gg@[mU}xE
OverheadMachine3Anaerobic
NYU/R(Mhh#si2*.l1)Dv
PerfumePresoak2Scarf
This dumb password rule is from Replit.
Forces to use minimum 8 characters in the password and it must contain at least one uppercase.
%FS%}!4lnhb>r/nMs]x5
NectarSeptic6Hasty
[]qeB6!V{VcNT]u(9S&d
MonologueCucumber3Sinless
This dumb password rule is from Kryterion Webassessor.
I was quite surprised to see this when I was registering for my Google Professional Cloud **Security** Engineer certification. Nice part is that they **don't allow quotes** as special character, so I assume there possibly might be some other issues on their backends. :-)
upKyv.u{m!Bw_/:g1ayj
AnaerobicShoptalk2Racism
lF\o&aSl'F7b+2tmVhW7
RetrainCheddar4Navigate
This dumb password rule is from T-Mobile.
We prefer to not tell you which characters you can use up front.
My dad told me his password is:
MickeyMinnieGoofyDonaldPlutoHueyLouiDeweyDublin.
Because he was told his password had to contain 8 characters and at least one Capital.
+c2V7bO*pb,[g9\!XFYf
GrandmaYearning1Ethanol
k,_@Ptj[>@#6to\JWL{}
ShimmerVendetta3Capital
This dumb password rule is from United Airlines.
Security questions (and their answers!) must both be picked from dropdown
menus with a limited number of answers and there is no option for unique
answers.
_Gws=3@+.*z[#;ovFis4
UntoastedSnare2Certify
`T!Cx[50T?-jwsI]b`SD
DirectlyRanting5Ultimate
This dumb password rule is from Electronic Arts (EA).
Your password must be 8 - 16 characters, and include at least one lowercase letter, one uppercase letter, and a number.
_rca}X@tzTNaqj$oTl&z
EvolutionExtended2Zoning