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> "kittycat", but "k!ttyc4T" is still less secure than "horse battery staple correct". Well... something like that. Please don't use exactly "horse battery sta
by thayne 11mo ago
> "kittycat", but "k!ttyc4T" is still less secure than "horse battery staple correct".
Well... something like that. Please don't use exactly "horse battery staple correct".
- card_zero 11mo agoOh, that was probably the point, that it's very weak but still better than k!ttyc4T. We both got downvoted for not picking up that implication. This thread requires too much mind-reading for me.
- HiPhish 11mo agoYeah, I was referencing XKCD 936. Of course everyone should use a set of dice to roll their own truly random diceword passphrase and use five or six worst. My point was that adding numbers and other special characters does not actually make the password more secure than four, five, six or however many random plain English words that just use lower-case characters, so this rule should never be enforced.