The only places I use 6 phrase diceware passwords ((6^5)^6 combinations) is FDE. I control the KDF and configure it to take at least a second on the host I am u

The only places I use 6 phrase diceware passwords ((6^5)^6 combinations) is FDE. I control the KDF and configure it to take at least a second on the host I am using FDE on. Even if you take these modern KDFs and find a way to do them 1000000 times faster, thats still an average of 3.5 billion years to crack (assuming you know i used diceware, know my word list, and know how I have formatted the password). I think I'll be fine. Also, I use real dice. Let me know if I calculated that wrong. The calculation was: (6^5)^6 / 1000000 / 2 / 60 / 60 / 24 / 365 The constants: 6 - sides on a D6 5 - dice per phrase 6 - phrases 1000000 - checked passwords per second (super optimistic, unrealistic hardware, outside even government reach) 2 - half way through a hypothetical dictionary attack 60 - seconds per minute 60 - minutes per hour 24 - hours per day 365 - days per year