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What about encrypting your 'secret' password with normal password? So you get assigned this 30 characters password, which you learn. Then you use normal passwor
by rytis 14y ago
What about encrypting your 'secret' password with normal password? So you get assigned this 30 characters password, which you learn. Then you use normal password (like 'password123' :) ) to encrypt that string. Then when you need to log on, you first type in you normal password to decrypt your 'secret' password, which is then used to authenticate you further. I know, sounds ridiculous, just thinking out loud.
edit: yes, i know, encrypting the key with another string makes it just that tiny little bit secure, technically it's still plain text...
- chrisbroadfoot 14y agoIt sounds ridiculous for a reason. The weakest link in that chain is still the low-entropy password.