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Diceware testing
See original GitHub issueIt seems diceware passwords are often considered good with zxcvbn (I really like both zxcvbn and diceware). However as pointed out on this security exchange answer technically diceware without user modification have a dictionary size of 8000 so the randomness for 8000 words is 8000^3= 512 billion possible phrases. So even though the passphrase maybe ‘TurkeyGlanceUnbiased’ gets a good zxcvbn rating, its basically the same as ‘abc’.
Should zxcvbn measure against known diceware dictionaries?
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@strider72 that’s basically the point. zxcvbn thinks a ~15 length password is good, but if this password is based on diceware it isn’t
EFF, Beale, Diceware