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Password Strength: Medium

✅ More than 8 characters

✅ At least one number

❌ At least one special character

❌ At least one capital letter

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The thing is, nobody knows if you write a special character or not. They might try to brute force passwords without first. But the way more important factor is length.

Just 5 random words and you are fine

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When I wasnt using a password manager for password creation I just did random sentences that were not allowed to have meaning. They were quite easy to memorize because they were so absurd. Usual password check would be 3 trillion trillion years or something.

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I have a LUKS pw like that. I just add some words over time, when the beginning is muscle memory

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That wide-eyed, fearful 1k yard stare is the current face of cyber security

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What passwords managers don’t want you to know

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You could probably write a Hashcat plugin to brute force that pretty easily. Something that tries groupings of keys that are adjacent to one another on qwerty keyboard layouts.

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There’s no capital letter so it’s invalid.

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