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## Sample unbreakable passwords
According to KeePassXC's password generator, each of the following passwords has en
entropy between 330 and 340 bits.
According to KeePassXC's password generator, each of the following passwords has an entropy between 330 and 340 bits.
Using the extended-ASCII character set:
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## Acknowledgements
Thanks to Barna Zsombor and InPhase for helping me over IRC with my shaky physics and pointing out the caveats of my approach.
Thanks to Barna Zsombor and Ryan Coyler for helping me over IRC with my shaky physics and pointing out the caveats of my approach.
My notes from Thermal Physics weren't enough to write this; various Wikipedia articles were also quite helpful, most of which were linked in the body of the article.

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Sample unbreakable passwords
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According to KeePassXC's password generator, each of the following passwords has en
According to KeePassXC's password generator, each of the following passwords has an
entropy between 330 and 340 bits.
Using the extended-ASCII character set: