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:2<sup>28</sup> = 3 days at 1000 guesses/sec | :2<sup>28</sup> = 3 days at 1000 guesses/sec | ||
:(Plausible attack on a weak remote web service. Yes, cracking a stolen hash is faster, but it's not what the average user should worry about.) | :(Plausible attack on a weak remote web service. Yes, cracking a stolen hash is faster, but it's not what the average user should worry about.) | ||
− | :Difficulty to guess: Easy | + | :Difficulty to guess: Easy. |
:[Cueball stands scratching his head trying to remember the password.] | :[Cueball stands scratching his head trying to remember the password.] | ||
:Cueball: Was it trombone? No, Troubador. And one of the O's was a zero? | :Cueball: Was it trombone? No, Troubador. And one of the O's was a zero? | ||
:Cueball: And there was some symbol... | :Cueball: And there was some symbol... | ||
− | :Difficulty to remember: Hard | + | :Difficulty to remember: Hard. |
:[The passphrase "correct horse battery staple" is shown in the center of the panel.] | :[The passphrase "correct horse battery staple" is shown in the center of the panel.] | ||
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:~52 bits of entropy | :~52 bits of entropy | ||
:2<sup>44</sup> = 550 years at 1000 guesses/sec | :2<sup>44</sup> = 550 years at 1000 guesses/sec | ||
− | :Difficulty to guess: Hard | + | :Difficulty to guess: Hard. |
:[Cueball is thinking, in his thought bubble a horse is standing to one side talking to an off-screen observer. An arrow points to a staple attached to the side of a battery.] | :[Cueball is thinking, in his thought bubble a horse is standing to one side talking to an off-screen observer. An arrow points to a staple attached to the side of a battery.] |