Aaron Toponce βοΈ
msdismeFor example, here are some white space #passwords with 80-bits security. There are 16 white space characters to choose from of varying widths, which means each of these below are 20 characters long, wrapped in quotes:
- "β ββ
ββ βββββ ββββ "
- " βββββγβββββββββββββ"
- "ββ βββββ
ββββββββββ "
- "βγββββ β
ββββββ β "
- "ββ βββββββγββ β βγβ "
So, not only are there passwords you can't remember, now there are passwords you can't read!
22 unique non-graphical whitespace characters that I can reliably print during generation. That's ~4.459 bits of entropy per character.
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Even zxcvbn-ts agrees that "βγββο»Ώβο»Ώβ― σ βββο»Ώββββ―ββββ α βββββ―" is a strong password.
πΊπ¦πͺπΊ cweickhmann
Evan Prodromou
AaronUseful? Probably not.
Awesome? Absolutely!
lotharDid you use Whitespace (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_%28programming_language%29) for the coding?
If not: room for improvement! π
Nico -telmich- Schottelius@atoponce Alas, getdigital.de already has the right keyboard for entering your passwords!
Mark Wieczorek
Caleb@geekosupremo It's implemented, and is generating everything correctly from what I can tell after several tests.
The only bug I've encountered so far is counting the number of "characters" in the password. As most are three bytes long, and one of them is four bytes, I need to make sure I'm counting correctly.
JavaScript isn't playing nicely.