aaeronmelon lemm.ee1Hide 1 replyWe've had 1st-factor authentication, but what about 2nd-factor?119Reply
ddylanmorgan slrpnk.net13Hide 13 repliesJust making “second breakfast” your password would be more secure. Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/936/53Reply
Calavera replylemm.ee11Hide 11 repliesIs it though? Because I it's the same amount of characters7Reply
ddylanmorgan replyslrpnk.net9Hide 9 repliesBut there are 12 possible characters rather than 10 which increases the problem space.11Reply
ddylanmorgan replyslrpnk.net7Hide 7 repliesAll numbers in a passcode means 10 possible values for each position: 0-9. Just the letters in the phrase “second breakfast” include 12 possible values at each position which means mathematically there are more possible solutions.4Reply
Calavera replylemm.ee5Hide 5 repliesBut the attacker wouldn't know about that. He does not know if the password is just characters, numbers etc...13Reply
tthreelonmusketeers replysh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dictionary_attack11Reply
Calavera replylemm.eeI was thinking about that because probably the first world on these dictionaries is "password"3Reply
jjpeps replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesSpeaking of not knowing things, how do you know the attacker's pronouns?7Reply
this_is_router replyfeddit.deWhere do you get the 12 from? Alphabetical is 26 variations per character, not 12.6Reply
RRai replylemmy.dbzer0.comDo it with the caps and lowers intact. Add spaces and you’ve got an unbrute-able password.3Reply
AAffine Connection replylemmy.worldNo, it would be far less secure than it already is in weakly obfuscated form.3Reply
demonsword replylemmy.world'cause noble gases are elitists, they won't mix with these other plebs at all2Reply
ShakeThatYam lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesThis just made me realize how much of a pain it is to spell words with the abbreviations of elements.11Reply
CCeruleanRuin replylemmings.worldYou think they had to throw out some early potential titles for Breaking Bad because they couldn't make the logo work?6Reply
demonsword replylemmy.worldappend and/or prepend any special character and voilà, it's a very strong passwd4Reply
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We've had 1st-factor authentication, but what about 2nd-factor?
Hahahaha
Just making “second breakfast” your password would be more secure.
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/936/
Is it though? Because I it's the same amount of characters
But there are 12 possible characters rather than 10 which increases the problem space.
Sorry, what do you mean by 12 characters?
All numbers in a passcode means 10 possible values for each position: 0-9. Just the letters in the phrase “second breakfast” include 12 possible values at each position which means mathematically there are more possible solutions.
But the attacker wouldn't know about that. He does not know if the password is just characters, numbers etc...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dictionary_attack
I was thinking about that because probably the first world on these dictionaries is "password"
Speaking of not knowing things, how do you know the attacker's pronouns?
This made me laugh pretty hard for some reason. Thank you.
got me
Where do you get the 12 from? Alphabetical is 26 variations per character, not 12.
Do it with the caps and lowers intact. Add spaces and you’ve got an unbrute-able password.
No, it would be far less secure than it already is in weakly obfuscated form.
Why use actinium over argon?
Flavour
'cause noble gases are elitists, they won't mix with these other plebs at all
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh man this is a - g o o d - m e m e -
You guys give your friends your passwords?
hunter2
All I see is
*******This reference makes me feel old.
Hi feel old, I’m dad!
classic stuff
This just made me realize how much of a pain it is to spell words with the abbreviations of elements.
You think they had to throw out some early potential titles for Breaking Bad because they couldn't make the logo work?
2-2!
append and/or prepend any special character and voilà, it's a very strong passwd
That's strange, that's the same combination I have on my luggage!
But it has an extra e at the end so 100% more secure
Perfection!