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Yes. If you choose your four words from a dictionary of, say, 2000, then there are 1.6e13 combinations -- about 44 bits of entropy.
by CWuestefeld 14y ago
Yes. If you choose your four words from a dictionary of, say, 2000, then there are 1.6e13 combinations -- about 44 bits of entropy.
- jackalope 14y agoIf you choose 11 characters from a conservative set of 72, then there are 5.2e19 combinations. Isn't that stronger?
- troyhunt 14y agoThe comic is amusing, but it only works if you can apply it uniquely across accounts. Once you start creating unique passwords of that length you can't remember them. Get a password manager and forget about patterns - the XKCD approach doesn't work without serious compromise.