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by mlaci
2191 days ago
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> with a strongly predictable preference No, your example has nothing to do with preference, your method (picking out of 4) just less random than picking from one (the first). Preference is, when certain passwords more likely to be picked than others or at those passwords less likely to be stepped over to generating a new one. Wtih strong preference you regenerate until you got that preferred password, for example you prefer short words and the attacker know that, at first trying combinations with short words has better chance to cracking the password. |
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Infinitely re-rolling until you get the exact phrase "correct horse battery staple" obviously has a severe entropy penalty, and this is not a reasonable course of action.