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If passphrases contain 'memorable' word-like sounds, predictable structures or real words as a basis they can be attacked more efficiently. Often password gener
by contingencies 10y ago
If passphrases contain 'memorable' word-like sounds, predictable structures or real words as a basis they can be attacked more efficiently. Often password generators have such modes.
2^44 = ~10 hexadecimal digits, but to be fair the example was purely alphabetic and about double the length, so this is apples and oranges.