Time to Hack: smart password strength & crack time analyzer

See real-time crack time estimates for any password you type — based on real-world attacks, not outdated security rules.

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# Time to Hack 🔐

Most websites suck at telling you if your password is actually secure. They are still stuck in the 2000s, using outdated password rules. They check for symbols, numbers, uppercase letters—then rate `Password1!` as “strong”. But any real attacker cracks that in minutes.

I got tired of these outdated rules that don’t reflect actual security. So I built **Time To Hack**. This Chrome extension estimates how long it would actually take to crack your password (as you type), across realistic attack scenarios using entropy analysis, pattern recognition, and modern cracking models.

## Why Traditional Rules Fail?

Composition-based rules (e.g., one number, one symbol) often lead to predictable formats:

- Capitalized first letter

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