Would your password survive?
Type a password like the ones you use (please not your real one). Watch how a cracking computer takes it apart, and how long it would last if a website you use got hacked.
What gave it away
Length beats complexity
Symbols and swapped letters fool people, not computers. A few random words beat them easily.
How a leak check works without seeing your password
Password managers and browsers check if your password appeared in a breach, without ever sending it. Step through how.
Your phone
Breach list server
On the live Jarreb! site, this check asks the real Have I Been Pwned list of over 900 million leaked passwords.
What to do
Four to six random words is long, strong and easy to remember.
When one site leaks, criminals try the same email and password everywhere else.
A password manager creates and fills a different strong password for every site.
Even if your password leaks, a code on your phone or UAE PASS keeps the door shut.
Times are rough estimates. Real attackers use huge lists of leaked passwords and common patterns, so a password that looks random to you may not be.