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If we assume that someone is giving the pass-phrase they've selected in their voice, then it does make the guess more expensive. Now there are two things to gue
by 6d0debc071 12y ago
If we assume that someone is giving the pass-phrase they've selected in their voice, then it does make the guess more expensive. Now there are two things to guess: What they sound like saying a particular thing and what that thing is.
Of course if you have a secure pass-phrase you're not gaining too much there. It's already very difficult to break. But ho-hum, it's not automatically a terrible idea.
Someone could record you saying it, but on the one hand I don't think that you're as much at risk from someone around you recording your password as you are from someone trying to guess it, and on the other this is a vulnerability that other forms of password share too - though I grant with a slightly different recording procedure.