On Sat, Dec 25, 2021 at 3:57 AM grarpamp <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> https://groups.google.com/g/alt.privacy.anon-server/c/IrBgFHsLu0w > > https://github.com/sac001/ms > > Length 8 truly random chars from range [a-z0-9] yields 108 bit, > 9 yields 114, 10 yields 119, 11 yields 124, 12 beats AES at 129. > > One's ability to remember decreases rapidly with the length X range > of random things involved, these large multiples are easily forgotten, > same with randomly generated stories, random strings, etc. > Whitepapers that you can find and post may discuss the > memory sweet spot tradeoff between length and range. > Length is difficult.
Yes, understand, but remembering a 'story' is IHMO the same as remembering a poem we've learned at school. > > The world is full of books and other reliably > duplicated distributed and stored media. > book xor page xor brainphrase ~= only 3 elements, > yet can yield quite a bit more retrievable memorable > and portable entropy than expected, to which user > can also add in elements such as markov window, > substitution / ROT-n, translation, etc... 5 to 6 elements. > You may also find and post papers estimating that. Thanks, I have to read more about this topic. Regards Stefan
