winshel@camden.rutgers.edu wrote:
Thanks for the comment. I'm still unclear - if I'm not mischaraterizing the
situation - why there seems to be a lot of support for the idea that a 15
character windows passphrase can be a real phrase and be very secure.
Do you think there is - or will be in the near future - a passphrase attack?
Is there such a thing as a "strong passphrase?"
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I should write one as proof of concept.
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