The limited key-space is the full set of unicode characters which have alt-codes and can thus be typed into a password prompt. This is a much larger key-space t

The limited key-space is the full set of unicode characters which have alt-codes and can thus be typed into a password prompt. This is a much larger key-space than the traditional a-zA-Z1-9 space most people use in their tables. Anecdotally (insert usual HN isn't real life quote) I polled the people I work with and roughly 1/3 of us paranoiacs have at least one such character. What you're saying is akin to saying you can defeat AES by generating all possible keys and trying them. Possible? Totally. Realistic? No. You have repeatedly now said that such a table exists. Source? How big was it, and at what work factor was it created? Keep in mind that the full space is all alt-codes and must cover passwords up to length 127. The site we have now both linked to does not have such a table.