"LLM-generated passwords"

"LLM-generated passwords fundamentally weak, experts say" and it's really a headline

I can't even.

I. can't. even.

I can't even begin to apprehend the #brainrot that has been pushed on humanity by "AI" terrorists.

Every time I think I get it, something like this comes across.

Beam me up.

"Motor oil fundamentally not safe to drink, experts day"
@quincy Ah, what have experts ever done for us?
@anotherdaniel Sometimes they have to state the obvious :D
@anotherdaniel and still not be believed (cf. coronavirus)

@quincy In the US, they have managed to create a population that is so lost, no one I speak with can even imagine how to turn that around again.
And thanks to most of the rest of the world lapping up every tidbit of moronic idiocy coming out of that broken culture, we are following hot on their heels.

And all you can do is watch, and listen to your brain scream.

How on earth ...

but education is slow, whereas lies and hypes are quick.

and now even quicker, due to "#GenAI".

"GenAI" needs to be abolished entirely, the sooner the better.

And those pushing it, especially in the education "sector" are culpable of crimes against humanity, IMO.

Crimes yet to be defined, maybe

But crimes all right.

Education needs to fortify people against this kind of deceit.

Instead, it's being commandeered by the enemy.

All in the name of "technological progress".

Madness!

(using the neoliberal phrase "the education sector" made me cringe the instant I wrote it)
@[email protected] ich als großes Sprachmodell sage "12345678" ist ein besonders verbreitetes Passwort. Ich kann Dir gerne weitere beliebte Passwörter generieren, sag mir einfach die website und Deinen loginnamen.
@Life_is Au ja! Und bitte sag mir, ob dieses Passwort nicht einfach überall benutzen kann, wäre da nicht viel einfacher?
@quincy if anything they might be useful for cracking passwords
@quincy may as well just grab a random one from rockyou.txt 🤣
@quincy Passwords are negible anyway as ClaudeVot/ClawdBot will use and leak that regardless.
@quincy Funny how the random generation machines can't even get random generation right.
@quincy Why do we need LLM to generate some random shit? It already does that by default.

@rejzor I have no idea.

Or rather, I do.

There's a chatbox that claims to replace all specialized tools, so people use it ...

@quincy Kind of shocked people need to have this one pointed out to them. It's like saying software runs on computers.
@quincy this is like "here is a random number I generated, feel free to use it for all your random-number needs: 11"

@quincy

This is python’s math/rand vs crypto/rand all over again, except this time nobody reads the fucking documentation!

@quincy So you tasked the model that is supposed to come up with the likeliest string of characters to a problem with giving you a random password? Well, I got news for ya... :D
@quincy Wait, wait. The system, that is meant to predict what comes next after seeing a text, can only generate predictable passwords? Who would have thought!
@quincy "Always check that your passwords have 0 google hits" <g>
@quincy It's hard to believe that the statistical plausibility machine might not be a good source of entropy.
@quincy no doubt the LLM had been trained on the 'I've been Pwnd' dataset.

@quincy seriously, I thought we had that re: password security & cryptogeaphy already done...

At leadt I did…

@quincy
I have questions I don't wanna know the answers to

@quincy

Famous last passwords.

[stolen]

@quincy
"We have a task where one of the primary measures of success is entropy. Let's give it to the entropy flattening machine."
@quincy umm actually sweaty the more you boil the ocean the more secure your password is
@quincy "LLM-generated passwords" Wait...WWAT???

@quincy

Every externally generated password comes compromised.

@quincy lel... theregister: "Generative AI tools are surprisingly poor at suggesting strong passwords, experts say."
yes. "surprisingly" - wtaf.
@nblr "We tasted 10 brands of motor oil and they all tasted surprisingly bad."