every service for how many years really aren t the strongest passwords you can get. it s actually to a computer whether it s alphabet soup thing or just a bunch of words, it s just as easy to crack. so you might as well use something that you can actually remember now the better way instead of using those bizarre passwords is to use like a pass phrase and use like three or four words, because that s much longer so that s much harder for are a computer to crack and easier for people to remember, which is the key. steve: give us an example. the classic example is like horse battery staple correct. four words. steve: all in lower case? it doesn t really matter. you can if you want. the key thing is these are four words that you could probably remember. actually paints kind of a picture in your head or battery staple, correct. it s much harder for a computer to crack. because those words don t really go together. you would never think to put those together. that s the classic example.
like this one, it would take about three days to crack. but a four-word password like this one, correct horse battery staple would take 550 years to crack. that s interesting. mr. burr is 72 years old now. would you take advice from your 72-year-old parent on computers? i m kidding on that. sort of. we ll be right back. definitely not the traffic. excuse me, doctor. the genomic data came in. thank you. you can do that kind of analysis? yeah, watson. i can quickly analyze millions of clinical and scientific reports to help you tailor treatment options for the patient s genomic profile. you can do that? even way out here? yes. even way out here.