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The '''NeoSmart Password Model''' is the official name of an initiative started by [http://neosmart.net/ NeoSmart Technologies] to introducing passwords built on a basis of complex/foreign characters in an attempt to reach a higher degree of security. Dubbed "uncrackable passwords" by fans, they are in fact not far behind.


== The Traditional Password Model ==
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The whitepaper highlights the expandability of such a model: it becomes possible to apply such a model to any password, prior to encryption. It can be used on any OS to protect the content of most modern software, and can be used in conjunction with the most popular encryption products of today.

== External Links ==

*[http://www.neosmart.net NeoSmart Technologies]
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*PDF [http://www.neosmart.net/forums/index.php?gettopic=10 The Advent of Uncrackable Passwords]

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