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by 16s
5473 days ago
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You can actually calculate password bit strength/safety (assuming the chars are indeed random... and that's a big assumption). A randomly selected character from all printable ASCII characters (roughly 95 chars) has about 6.5 bits of entropy. So an eight character password is about 52-bits strong. 9 = 58.5-bits 10 = 65.0-bits 11 = 71.5-bits Edit: Spelling & Grammar |
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