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Bill Silvert writes:
> Oh come, it is easier than that. AOL has a simple password generator,
> just concatenate two randomly chosen four-letter words. Like "fish" and
> "duck" give "fishduck".
How useless... a dictionary search will pick that out in about 30 seconds.
If you are going to generate passwords, do it right: build a list of
typable characters and pick randomly from that list.
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Rich Pieri <rich.pieri@prescienttech.com> / Ingredients of Happy Fun Ball
Sysmonster, Unix Wrangler / include an unknown glowing
Prescient Technologies, Inc. / substance which fell to Earth,
I speak for myself, not PTI or SWEC / presumably from outer space.
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Passwords
From: bill@ecology.bio.dfo.ca (Bill Silvert)
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