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Right. But the idea does take advantage of the fact that some kinds of patterns are more obvious to humans and some to machines. Most people's threat model is a
by CPLX 10y ago
Right. But the idea does take advantage of the fact that some kinds of patterns are more obvious to humans and some to machines. Most people's threat model is a massive data breach rather than a determined single attacker focused on them who actually uses a smart human brain to analyze the passwords.
- djsumdog 10y agoExactly. If someone goes after you personally, they'd need several of your password (at least three or four) if you have a decent algorithm. Then they'd have to find that pattern. Most password leverage comes from breaches and people running larger scale operations for scamming and spamming.