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# Password strength rating

Remote Desktop Manager's [***Password generator***](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/commands/tools/password/) tool as well as reports such as the [***Entry security analyzer***](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/commands/reports/entry-security-analyzer/) and the ***Password analyzer*** provide feedback about existing and generated passwords.

This feedback incorporates a password rating score, assessed through [Zxcvbn](https://lowe.github.io/tryzxcvbn/). The score, represented as a numerical value, is subsequently converted into a strength label, which is what Remote Desktop Manager displays. The numerical score can be accessed by exporting the ***Entry security analyzer*** into any file format (CSV, Html, Xlsx, or Xml).

Consult the table below to identify the corresponding strength label for each numerical score range.

| Strength label   | Score / score range                |
| ---------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| Encrypted        | Less than or equal to -10          |
| None             | -1                                 |
| Popular Password | 1                                  |
| Forbidden        | 2                                  |
| Very Weak        | Less than 20                       |
| Weak             | Less than 40                       |
| Good             | Less than 60                       |
| Strong           | Less than 80                       |
| Very Strong      | Less than 100                      |
| Perfect          | Anything else (cannot be achieved) |


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