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The whole point of this scheme is that it doesn't matter that password crackers know about it. It would matter if we were comparing them purely on the number of
by ascorbic 11y ago
The whole point of this scheme is that it doesn't matter that password crackers know about it. It would matter if we were comparing them purely on the number of characters, but that's not the basis that either XKCD or this site calculates the entropy. Four words from a list of 5000 gives 49 bits of entropy. That means there are 2^49 possible passwords (~500 trillion) even if you know the wordlist.