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tuxone | 1 year ago

I am referring to the loss of entropy compared to a (theoretically) fully random 20-chars password.

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nneonneo|1 year ago

Nit, 160 bits of entropy would be if you could get 8 bits per character, but that’s highly unrealistic. 6.0~6.3 bits is more feasible based on what most websites will tend to accept, which lands you at around 120-126 bits of entropy for a fully random password.