On Wednesday 26 June 2002 18:26, Josh Glover wrote: > Urg. A lot of password crackers use "standard 1337" translations of > dictionary words, anyway. So, while 84dd455mu7h4 might be a slightly > better password than the same thing in standard English, it is not > what I would call a good password.
Use passphrases instead of passwords. "I don't just read the comics in the newspaper" would result in the Idjrtcitn passphrase, add a leet touch to it and the result would be: 1djr7c17n Now turn some of the numbers into symbols. !djr/c17n If you want, feel free to add an alt-symbol to it. /Thomas -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.northernsecurity.net PGP: 4315 81B3 9E7F DC00 63DC F1D8 1326 651B AADE 91FC "You got zero privacy anyway." -Scott McNealy, Sun Microsystems
