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solarizde
3 years agoFrequent Contributor
Password Gen. Memorable Passwords
Hey,
I like the Memorable password Approach, often I have to type some passwords manually in a remote Client or something where a 20 char + num all Random is just frustrating. But the 1P approach ...
solarizde
3 years agoFrequent Contributor
Yes I saw that but the current way it mix number and separators make the readability / separation a bit hard.
For Example:
- Orange0nix3214_tree1lemonade vs
- Orange-nix:3214_tree.lemonade
Would be great if there were an option "Random Separators" which use a random of "-_.:#@!?" if you need to really type them in a console in a bad situation like on a rack or something it is really helpful.
e.g. Like this draft:
Seperator: Like now, +add: Random Separators
Capitalize: Not on/off add a choice of mixed random Capitals instead of a full Word
Add Numbers: Add one number block instead of one word
Some Devices nowadays have very strict requirements for password "security" e.g. some modern nextgen firewalls I use have this:
min 12 Chars, cannot contain user name, at least 2 of each: number, lowercase, uppercase, special
If the password is hashed correctly t and follow normal best bractise his shouldnt improve security much but well it's their requirement which makes the use of memorable passwords sometimes harder.
So in a Ideal world I would like to have those requirements met and have a password one can still type :)
Thank you so much.