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Re: Automated password appraisal (Re: New feature: Article rating)
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Wed, 5 Apr 2000 03:52:16 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes:
> It doesn't check for up/down/left/right keyboard shifting, no.
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> > It doesn't check QWERTY vs Dvorak translations, for example "Ham.o1" is
> > "James1" in Qwerty on a Dvorak keyboard, and it got a "great". Some other
> > obvious/common words failed the translation.
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> It doesn't check for cross-keyboard translations either, no. If I can get my
> hands on more keyboard xy tables, maybe I can check for these too.
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> > Also, just as an aside, it generates "mild risk" for the weirest things!
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> Ya, its dictionary of matching words is pretty insane. One of the input
> files had several megabytes of unique words from USENET. Many of the other
> weird things come from acronyms and non-English words.
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> --Todd
Okay, what is left??
I am wondering what kind of imagination I will need to generate an acceptable
password. So far I have had no problem generating passwords that exceed 300%
acceptance, but if the acceptable parameters continue to become more narrow my
passwords of choice may require modification.
BTW--pleased to report that my lugnet randomly generated password returns a
534% approval rating. I think I may stick with this password for a while.
__Kevin Salm__
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