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by willis936
1620 days ago
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Hasn't this problem been solved for decades by diceware? Use words as your characters with a dictionary of a few thousand words. Assume an attacker knows the dictionary. Make passwords that are too long to brute force (40+ characters). Use enough words that a dictionary attack is also infeasible (4+). Add a salt if you're feeling extra spicy. Entropy is sufficient if you use the right language model. |
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