# Randomly Generated Passwords
# https://pypi.org/project/pwdgen/

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# https://passw0rd.me/all/50
# pool size: 804
# possible combinations: 2e+145
# equivalent alphanumeric password length: 81.0
# this password would be compromised by
#   - a botnet* in: 1e+129 millenia
#   - being phished: 63 seconds
#   - being stored in plaintext: 10 milliseconds
#   - a virus on your device: 10 milliseconds


cure-sanded-phantom-robe-cozily-shy
# https://passw0rd.me/eff-passphrase/6
# pool size: 7776
# possible combinations: 2e+23
# equivalent alphanumeric password length: 13.0
# this password would be compromised by
#   - a botnet* in: 1e+7 millenia
#   - being phished: 63 seconds
#   - being stored in plaintext: 10 milliseconds
#   - a virus on your device: 10 milliseconds


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# https://passw0rd.me/ascii/50
# pool size: 94
# possible combinations: 5e+98
# equivalent alphanumeric password length: 55.0
# this password would be compromised by
#   - a botnet* in: 3e+82 millenia
#   - being phished: 63 seconds
#   - being stored in plaintext: 10 milliseconds
#   - a virus on your device: 10 milliseconds


c7357rP7QVEp1adKo0b4tEk6ori1FAY0hdDGPnrc5PccfCJJ4j
# https://passw0rd.me/alphanumeric/50
# pool size: 62
# possible combinations: 4e+89
# equivalent alphanumeric password length: 50.0
# this password would be compromised by
#   - a botnet* in: 3e+73 millenia
#   - being phished: 63 seconds
#   - being stored in plaintext: 10 milliseconds
#   - a virus on your device: 10 milliseconds


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# https://passw0rd.me/emoji/50
# pool size: 710
# possible combinations: 4e+142
# equivalent alphanumeric password length: 79.5
# this password would be compromised by
#   - a botnet* in: 2e+126 millenia
#   - being phished: 63 seconds
#   - being stored in plaintext: 10 milliseconds
#   - a virus on your device: 10 milliseconds






* Assuming 1 trillion MD5 hashes/second. http://dreamersion.com/research-papers/usage-of-botnets-for-high-speed-md5-hash-cracking/