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8 months agoYoure right,different separators, numbers and even capital letters change my theory alot
Youre right,different separators, numbers and even capital letters change my theory alot
Is it really safer? I mean when trying to bruteforce a password, one would have to make a guess whether it’s a passphrase or not. But if you decided to check for pass phrases, wouldn’t the one you posted be cracked in 5 times the amount of words in that dictionary? I’m not sure how large the vocabularies of the generators are, but I would guess a random 17 char password might be safer than a 5 phrases password?
SearXNG is a fork from searx, and improved a lot over the past 2 years (UI, translations, config options, …)
I would suggest to write a Python script together with https://pypi.org/project/Faker/ - might not be the noob-friendliest, but also not too hard to do