

That's not how they do it. Lookup Rainbow tables. Many backends don't use a salted password hash, so all they have to do is "for each (rainbowtable) {cat stolenpasswords | grep (passwordhash)}" and they have a list of accounts to hack. No bruteforcing required.Make your password longer than 8 characters and you don't need a token.
ForgetThisPasswordNever
IHateRMTWithAFieryPassion
BillLikesToPickHisNose.
Passwords like that have so much entropy that it would take thousands of years to crack, and they are much easier to remember than a random string of BS letters and digits. Don't get me wrong, a security token is a really good idea, but if you can't get one for some reason, this is the next best step.
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