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That specific example might be flawed, but the principle is sound; a keyphrase is easy to remember and has plenty of entropy. "I used to smoke Kings cigarettes
by larholm 15y ago
That specific example might be flawed, but the principle is sound; a keyphrase is easy to remember and has plenty of entropy.
"I used to smoke Kings cigarettes under the bridge" suits me a lot better than "3D5g!§x&".
- FuzzyDunlop 15y agohttp://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/03/passphrases-only-marginally-more-secure-than-passwords-because-of-poor-choices.ars http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/03/passphrases-onl... It's sound if it's a phrase that is isn't common or well known.
- larholm 15y agoWe definitely agree there. Uncommon phrases are not that difficult to think of though; my own example is the only hit on google for that phrase.