The least hackable password, then, would be a long string of completely random letters, numbers, spaces and symbols – but you'd never remember it. However, because length matters so much, the surprising truth is that a longish string of random English words, all in lower case – say, "awoken wheels angling ostrich" – is actually much more secure than a shorter password that follows your bank's annoying rules, such as "M@nch3st3r". And easier to remember: you've already formed a memorable image of some noisy wheels waking up an ostrich fishing by a riverbank, haven't you?
那么最不容易被破解的密码,将是由完全随机的字母、数字、空格和符号组成的一串很长的字符- 但你永远记不住它。然而,因为长度那么重要,令人惊喜的真相是,一串随机英语单词组成的长长的字符,全是小写字母——写着“苏醒车轮钓鱼避世者”——其实比你遵循银行恼人的规则设置的短密码更加安全,如“M @ nch3st3r”。而且更容易记住:你已经形成了一个难忘的印象,一些吵闹的车轮吵醒避世的人在河边钓鱼,是不是?
One day, we may not have to worry about any of this: there are innovations in development that might replace passwords entirely. Touchscreens could be configured to detect subtle aspects of your interactions with your computer – the distances between your fingers, the speeds at which you tap and scroll.
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