Re: Password Dictionary File/ Each Entry is 2 or 3 Words Concatenated?
- From: poster3814 <poster3814@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 18:08:18 GMT
Arthur T. wrote:
In Message-ID:<trni33thjnm0r70mq0e25kbb1uml2t3t2e@xxxxxxx>,
Arthur T. <arthur@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Are there password dictionary files whose entries aren't just single words but rather 2 or 3 words of maybe 6 letters or less concatenated? For example, "they red solids" are 3 words of 6 letters or less that concatenated would be "theyredsolids." Are there such dictionary files downloadable, or is there a relatively easy way one could be created?To solve a recent puzzle, I took the dictionary for an
anagram program, and pulled off all 5-letter words. There were
about 5800 of them. If I wanted to create a dictionary of all
3-word combinations of them, it would take over a terabyte to hold
the almost 200e9 combinations.
Slight correction to my computation. It would take about 3
terabytes.
Hmm. Well, that would be an issue. Oh, well.
Thanks very much for responding.
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