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That’s exactly what I worked out a long time ago when looking at password managers and policy for my company. We had 8char, special, number, rolling 90 days, e
by SV_BubbleTime 5y ago
That’s exactly what I worked out a long time ago when looking at password managers and policy for my company.
We had 8char, special, number, rolling 90 days, etc. Awful. I had looked at 3 random words as advice and same conclusion, even at 10,000 most common words, it was beyond trivial for offline cracking.
10,000 most common words ^ 3 and 100,000,000 guesses / sec is a few hours to crack.
That’s the same complexity as 6x random keyboard characters. Not even sort of good. Our last pen test was rife with offline cracking.
I ended by teaching passphrases and recommending at least 4 words or whatever tricks they like and will remember. In four years since, not a single forgotten password request.