Czech your passwords.
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@diffie @jupiter
Depends on the implementation!One: implementations can use Unicode normalisation so it always handles them combined or always separated.
Two: zxcvbn detects repetition (and penalises it) even strings of two or more repeated substrings!
Three: for character classes-based algorithms, those are weird! IMHO in most cases those are based on "let me guess what a good password is because management asked for a password strength meter" and thus you have lots of implementations based on regex, but also ranges of ASCII ranges and all sorts of mess code. I wonder if AI still generates this messy code or if they just recommend a properly tested library like zxcvbn. I guess the first.
@qgustavor@urusai.social @jupiter@mastodon.gamedev.place I've seen even a password meter which was totally fine with 10s of
as and it said it's a strong password, so… yes.
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@chemlon
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Czech your passwords.
@jupiter Hope to never have to login at another keyboard in the world!
or keep the Unicode at hand 
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Czech your passwords.
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