Oh, and for those who claim my password was a dictionary word, and thus this is a de-facto dictionary attack. Well, I just went to http://www.merriam-webste

Oh, and for those who claim my password was a dictionary word, and thus this is a de-facto dictionary attack. Well, I just went to http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ .. and entered my old password there: "The word you've entered isn't in the dictionary. Click on a spelling suggestion below or try again using the search bar above." Like I said, it *ain't a dictionary word!* It might be in cracking tables somewhere, but it isn't a dictionary word, at least not of the type you can use in Scrabble without getting challenged.. Uh, Jeff? If you password isn't long, it's going to be in the rainbow table, no matter how complex. Nobody uses their machine to hash the lines from /usr/share/dict/words anymore! They just download a highly-compressed rainbow table, which will have every non-dork password in it.