What are we going do when all the passwords are used up. We are at Peak Password. I predict $500 a RAM.
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The easy passwords have been mined. It's going to take billion$ ASIC farms to mine new ones. We need to move to Alternate Authentication.
Everyone says they want a unique password, but that can't last forever! We're going to exhaust all the passwords. Maybe recycle?
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only for services which limit max character count, of course.
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If we recycle then people will have the same password and may log into each other's accounts! We need unicode / emoji passwords ASAP
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just put a '1' on the end & use them all again?
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What if someone make a machine that just comes up with new passwords all the time? Then nobody will have a unique password!
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Once we start colonizing other planets and there are trillions of humans galaxywide we won’t even have unique fingerprints…
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Recycle passwords? That sounds very dangerous! I thought you were a security professional
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Wait until all the servers start talking to each other and ratting us out for two timing them.
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Entropy of the universe is always increasing, therefore passwords = renewable resource. In the future, 10k character passwords will be cheap
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We wait for quantum computing.
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128 bit UUIDs would be a practical improvement, yet somewhat hard to remember and slow to type (e.g. 9f964c35-43cd-48fa-9f53-6fdd46a56815)
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