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In response to post #41097055. #41098705, #41108050, #41131275 are all replies on the same post. Got me looking at KeePass's built in generator. 1¼Ñ'K½¤ÑÂÝÇëbÀÇDÿÅ`üæ{ëçÓvëÄòA"ð ^ one of the passwords it came up with. That one is pretty dang secure :)

In response to post #41097055. #41098705, #41108050 are all replies on the same post. That's a good way to pick a username, but not at all a secure password. Search for "strong password generator" and bump it up to around 32 characters and store it with KeePass, a free/open source password manager.

In response to post #41092740. #41123235 is also a reply to the same post. They got ahold of a 3 year old database. The breach was more recent.

In response to post #41124910. #41125555, #41125870 are all replies on the same post. The problem is that people use the same password on multiple sites. An email address and a password could get them into multiple gmail or whatever accounts. A bank statement in the email and they may be into the bank account with the same password. It's bad to use the same password, but people do, and that's why there is still value to the data even though Nexus took steps to protect the site.