Haha never thought of that.........maybe when entering in your password, change a few letters or numbers.

Create a website asking users for their passwords

???

Profit

For god's sake, don't enter your real passwords. That's just common sense.

Previous Windows logon password: about 32 minutes.
Current Windows logon password (slightly altered): about 6 days.
Ubuntu password: 18 hours.
Wikia password: 3 minutes
Mom's email account password: 7000 years.
Planned Wikia password: 4000000000000 years. (This password will no longer be the planned one).

I agree with doc. You guys are training a computer program to hack. 

if you type in a-z and then 1-25 it will say 2 vigintilion years, rofl.

Not only do they have your password/s ( if entered), remember they also have an IP address to tie that password/s to....A hackers dream if it were that easy!

Alas, the format is more important than the password.

If your bank account has a simple password field using ajax verification without even contacting the server inbetween, you're fucked.  If it's a randomized key display you have to click on, with a slow server on the other end, breaking a simple six digit pin will take a very long time.  If they lock out your account after three failures, cracking it isn't on the menu.

I tried a variation on a password I no longer use. Here is the result.