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Your solution of mapping to a grading system A,B,C,D; or terrible, crap, better, best was mentioned in another thread about this article. It's a common thought,
by gavingmiller 10y ago
Your solution of mapping to a grading system A,B,C,D; or terrible, crap, better, best was mentioned in another thread about this article. It's a common thought, however it's incorrect because you're still leaking substantial information about passwords. By storing entropy of any kind: whole number, graded, > threshold, etc you are weakening your password hash. This is completely unnecessary where better solutions exist: TFA
- Jtsummers 10y agoYou've repeated what I wrote and I'm not sure why. I was responding to the original comment asking if rounding or similar could work and said that it still leaked data. Which is what you've written here in response to me.