Re:Passphrases You Can Memorize That Even the NSA Can’t Guess
by diego on Friday March 27, 2015 @12:40PM
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I used this concept a while back to generate 7-word passphrases with 84 bits of entropy. I picked a list of popular words and filtered it down to 4270 that are reasonably short and memorable:
Here's a browser implementation. I wouldn't use it (do you trust your browser's prng? Do you trust my code?) but it's fun to see the passphrases it generates, and how easy it is to create a story to remember them.
Same thing applied to generating bitcoin brainwallets. Once again, don't use this. It was just a fun experiment to see if I could keep money in my brain.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dbasch/clj-brainwallet/mas...
Here's a browser implementation. I wouldn't use it (do you trust your browser's prng? Do you trust my code?) but it's fun to see the passphrases it generates, and how easy it is to create a story to remember them.
http://diegobasch.com/passgen/
Same thing applied to generating bitcoin brainwallets. Once again, don't use this. It was just a fun experiment to see if I could keep money in my brain.
http://diegobasch.com/brainwallet/