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A memorable password is almost certainly not going to be unique, lines from a book or a movie are very likely to be in cracking dictionaries. Simple transformat
by ss64 13y ago
A memorable password is almost certainly not going to be unique, lines from a book or a movie are very likely to be in cracking dictionaries. Simple transformations adding underscores or numbers at the end are well known techniques.
There are no shortcuts to creating genuinely high entropy passwords
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- chrisyeah 13y agoInstead of well known lines one could use his own story with some figures, combined with a fictive word. For example: tree_eating_5surlap_on_bear (with "surlap" as the fictive word) Somewhere you just (try to) draw a tree with a mouth, which is eating 5 question marks (representing the fictive word), standing on a bear. However, I personally prefer mixed incoherent characters and numbers.