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Specific to the security of passwords: hashing, entropy, cracking, resets, lockouts, etc.
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Patterns in passwords
On the other hand, according to this, the KeePass password meter
searches for patterns, like e.g. popular passwords (based on a
built-in list of about 10000 most common passwords; variations by
upper- … Or are patterns bad mainly because passwords with patterns are considered more likely to have been used and thus to appear in databases? …
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