The bounty password looks like 2 names, a type of flower, and a two word object. That significantly reduces the search space. Though, it's likely at least one of those words are non-standard or wouldn't be found in any wordlist.
This is the kind of password I use to protect my actual secrets. So if someone is able to crack it, I'd like to know. The bounty is for a 'realistic' use case.
Hold my beer for a few billion years while I crack it.
The bounty password looks like 2 names, a type of flower, and a two word object. That significantly reduces the search space. Though, it's likely at least one of those words are non-standard or wouldn't be found in any wordlist.
All words appear in some wordlist.
This is the kind of password I use to protect my actual secrets. So if someone is able to crack it, I'd like to know. The bounty is for a 'realistic' use case.
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I bet 1000 years will be enough as tech and math progresses.
Or 24h, flight tickets, and a wrench.