>"crystal lizard rekindle" became "crystal LIZARD r3k1ndl3" etc. But you realize any serious offline cracking is going to get both of those right? Common word

>"crystal lizard rekindle" became "crystal LIZARD r3k1ndl3" etc. But you realize any serious offline cracking is going to get both of those right? Common word in lowercase - no problem Common word in uppercase - no problem Common word with 1337 replacement - no problem. All you had to do to make this significantly more secure… was add a fourth word and not do the things that humans think are clever and machines don’t really care about. Although I concede that the stupid requirements that websites have make simple passphrases more difficult than needed.