I think it a good idea to explain in our manual the difference between
these two words.
We could add these words to our glossary and index and give an
explanation with examples in section "Security concepts > Password".
Op 18-10-14 om 16:52 schreef jeffrey Flaker:
I would like to introduce the word "Pass-phrase" instead of "Password".
As a phrase and using numbers in place of some letters can produce a
much stronger credentials than a single word and less likely to be guessed.
So, as example, the phrase you chose was "Linux is my friend", if you
mix in numbers to replace some letters becomes "L1nux 15 my fr13nd"
Passwords were used when systems had limited your input to just a few
characters. In the modern age, the passphrase is much more secure.
Just my thought.
Thanks
JEFF FLAKER
On 10/18/2014 10:37 AM, Thomas Corwin wrote:
Jeffery,
I'd recommend that you send a description of what you would like to do, for
example, give us the section title, what chapter it will be in, and what it
will be about (in a sentence or two.) that's just my opinion though.
Thanks,
Thomas Corwin
U.S. Navy - DEP - Machinist Mate
Taylor Twp. Fire Dept. - Fireman / Medic
On Oct 18, 2014, at 12:51 AM, jeffrey Flaker <jfla...@gmail.com> wrote:
I would like to add to a section. Can I just branch that and ask for a
merge or should I do it another way??
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