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If Wikipedia:leet [1] is too difficult for you to comprehend, fear not—there is a simple English edition of the same entry [2] which can get you started in no time. 1337 is good for avoiding search engine index. But it has other good useful uses, such as creating highly memorable passwords which fits today’s strong passwords requirements.

 

Let’s say that I need to create a new password for pinterest, and I have decided to just use my name and pinterest for it so I will always remember it, so I type:

 

p1nt3r3stS33M1NGL33 (using pinterestseeminglee as my mnemonic key for human memory) by substituting all vowels with numbers and use my name in capital letters. Obviously you might want l create something stronger, for example:

 

P!n73re57533/\/\!n6733

 

Which is still basically “pinterestseeminglee” but easily memorizable. This beats using any other methods. Nerds tools are useful for something. Use it.

 

1. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet

2. simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet

 

Before you decide to hack my pinterest account, let’s just say that this is not it—but now I could also be telling you this intentionally. What do you know? :)

 

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