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This is likely to be a unique password actually, because it's relevant to the service the user was logging into, and it's only 5 chars (many website would not e
by crocowhile 15y ago
This is likely to be a unique password actually, because it's relevant to the service the user was logging into, and it's only 5 chars (many website would not even accept it because it's too short).
I am just saying that every other week there is a new blog post with password analysis of leaked passwords: how many are 123456 and blah blah blah. I think it's time to cut some slack to the users and start blame HEAVILY whoever is taking care of the system or programming the service.
(BTW: you'd be better off using supergenpass or stanford PwdHash)
- cookiecaper 15y agoIs there a reason one of those is better? They produce more predictable passwords and require me to enter my real password on untrusted machines.
- crocowhile 15y agoHow do you go about fetching and gpg decrypting an email on an untrusted machine?