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You can use a 10-bit "common english" wordlist that has no exceptionally rare words and code your 56 bit values with just 6 words. It's not clear that the mark
by nullc 12y ago
You can use a 10-bit "common english" wordlist that has no exceptionally rare words and code your 56 bit values with just 6 words.
It's not clear that the markov property helps memorability much when you're still left with lots of structurally incorrect punctuation.
- jbclements 12y agotry it out! I found this style of password (horse-battery-staple) to be much longer and less memorable. The proof, of course, is in the pudding. The next step (for me) is to conduct a reasonable experiment to discover whether or not these passwords are memorable.