Re: Password question
From: Anne & Lynn Wheeler (lynn_at_garlic.com)
Date: 05/18/05
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Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 14:22:28 -0600
tewall@lycos.com writes:
> Say I have a password like JenP4$$4PlayerS. I understand this is a bad
> (i.e. not strong) password for a number of reasons. It has
> combinations of words, abbreviations and palindromes. My question is,
> given that all 15 characters have to be used (that is, the password
> can't be split into smaller units, like 7 digits) even if you can split
> out the pieces of the words, palindromes and abbreviation, if there's
> say a million each of these, you take a million cubed, and that's still
> a very large number. So how weak is a password like this? What kind
> of resources would it take to break? (rough approximation)
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