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The issue with "random" passwords is trying to remember them. XKCD-style isn't perfect, but it is loads better than "Password91" and "Dragon" style passwords wh
by Perdition 13y ago
The issue with "random" passwords is trying to remember them. XKCD-style isn't perfect, but it is loads better than "Password91" and "Dragon" style passwords which are what most people actually use.
- dbbolton 13y agoAs I already said, I am not arguing that "random" passwords are better in practice. Also, a password that uses a very large character space does not have to be random at all.