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The post you responded to was asking for an easier way to support multiple attempts without having to sit there typing all the nearby variants of a mostly-known
by no_protocol 9y ago
The post you responded to was asking for an easier way to support multiple attempts without having to sit there typing all the nearby variants of a mostly-known passphrase. I'm not sure what part of this post addressed the parent post.
- ktta 9y ago>I often wish that password entry for things fully under your control (i.e. when there are no retry limits aside from brute computational power) would come with limited brute forcing support. This part. I misunderstood the comment. I thought by 'limited brute forcing support' they meant to limit the brute forcing process. The sibling comment also thought the same thing so I didn't doubt it.