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>and that you should change your password in event of compromise. This doesn't follow. If you estimate that the cost of cracking your password is infeasibly hi
by hackinthebochs 12y ago
>and that you should change your password in event of compromise.
This doesn't follow. If you estimate that the cost of cracking your password is infeasibly high, there is no reason to change your password.
- dchest 12y agoWhich is a confirmation that you cannot properly estimate risk/effort involved; the knowledge of the scheme they used to store passwords is useless for you, or even harmful.