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For Wi-Fi though? Seems relatively low risk to me. Concerns over password security can be mitigated by those that care by using unique, randomly-generates strin
by btmiller 4y ago
For Wi-Fi though? Seems relatively low risk to me. Concerns over password security can be mitigated by those that care by using unique, randomly-generates strings per service.
- bee_rider 4y agoPeople are generally less worried about wifi password quality, so perhaps a DB of the general types of passwords people use would be useful for an attacker? (regardless of the ability to defend oneself -- in any dense population area, the attacker only has to find one person with a poor password)
- banana_giraffe 4y agoThe random string I use for my IoT devices' wifi password showed up on haveibeenpwned, so some IoT device cared enough about it to leak it.
- phoronixrly 4y agoDon't know... Having an intruder in your home wifi seems pretty high risk to me. And I don't even live in a country with high chance to get killed upon a visit by your friendly neighbourhood SWAT team...