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Having uncommon words doesn't make a password hard to crack, they're in the dictionary just the same.



Having long words does make brute-force cracking harder.


Which is why everyone tries the dictionary search before the brute force.


Of course you're correct and I don't claim that these are uncrackable. Just a way to practice a bit of clojure while the missus had her girlfriends over.


The headline is "hard to crack" which seems misleading.




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