I do not think that two random words password from not too bigOn St, 2015-02-25 at 14:32 +0100, Hubert Kario wrote:
> If nobody else is looking at your screen, you can use one of the following
> random passwords:
> red mist
> second wanted degree
> however ready respect using
dictionary would be sufficiently strong. You have to understand that the
attacker will know which dictionary was used to generate it. And a big
dictionary means that the words will be so obscure that people will not
be able to memorize them much more easily than randomized single word.
(switch "entropy" with "score" if we want to be user-friendly and not scare
> users with technicalities)
I am not too confident with the password entropy scoring as presented by
the NIST standard.