08-30-2016, 11:51 PM
When passwords start becoming much more random and are much stronger, such as:
MyP@sswd!135#
2356@Test#This
FML@R0X!!234
JohnD#Emp123!
(I just made those up).
...it is difficult to identify patterns. Thus, are there any good attack methods to consider? These are more secure passwords and I am not coming up with any efficient attempts to make against them. They often are not based exactly on words, thus I was struggling with applying dictionaries, but (obviously) anything brute-force is out of the question for that length. Even longer masks (?d?d?d?d?s?u?u?u?s?d?l?l?l) would take to long.
I was curious if anyone has any ideas?
MyP@sswd!135#
2356@Test#This
FML@R0X!!234
JohnD#Emp123!
(I just made those up).
...it is difficult to identify patterns. Thus, are there any good attack methods to consider? These are more secure passwords and I am not coming up with any efficient attempts to make against them. They often are not based exactly on words, thus I was struggling with applying dictionaries, but (obviously) anything brute-force is out of the question for that length. Even longer masks (?d?d?d?d?s?u?u?u?s?d?l?l?l) would take to long.
I was curious if anyone has any ideas?