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by atondwal
4697 days ago
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Consider an ASCII password of unknown length. Now you just show your mark each symbol to check if it's a part of the password, which would drastically and usefully reduce your search space (unless it a password that uses almost all ASCII characters, but those are extremely rare...). |
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The reason for PIN's is that if your pin is '8243', then that number will provoke a "recognition" response much different than, say, '8244' which (to you) is just a random number with no specific associations.