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Marcel Waldvogel
@marcel @waldvogel.family
An SSH key's randimart image, but instead of many random graphics chars, just a single "4" in the middle of a large, empty space.
An SSH key's randimart image, but instead of many random graphics chars, just a single "4" in the middle of a large, empty space.

For those bitten by #eMudhra, as well, here is a collection of some memes which were shared with me on the occasion.

I hope you enjoy them. You know of more? Share them, please! (#PHP2shell #PHPocalypse is acceptable, too.)

Don't forget to `s/RSA/ECDSA/` in the first two.

Marcel Waldvogel
@marcel @waldvogel.family
The golden rating meme, showing the valuw of 4, between "-----BEGIN/END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----" lines
The golden rating meme, showing the valuw of 4, between "-----BEGIN/END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----" lines

And of course you know that one!

#eMudhra

Marcel Waldvogel
@marcel @waldvogel.family
A large wall full of colored Lava lamps, all displaying the number 4.
A large wall full of colored Lava lamps, all displaying the number 4.

This was sent to me with the "Recently at Cloudflare" caption.

#eMudhra
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavarand

Marcel Waldvogel
@marcel @waldvogel.family
Heatmap used for visualizing password strength. However, not all of the low entropy choices are given as "immediate"; 1-, 2- and 3-character digit-sequences are listed as "18 months"
Heatmap used for visualizing password strength. However, not all of the low entropy choices are given as "immediate"; 1-, 2- and 3-character digit-sequences are listed as "18 months"

Einen hab' ich noch, einen hab' ich noch!
#eMudhra
(Don't know the source of this one, either.)

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Marcel Waldvogel
@marcel @waldvogel.family
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XKCD "random" comic, showing a C function:

int getRandomNumber() {
  return 4; // chosen by fair dice roll, guaranteed to be random
}

CC BY-NC-2.5 Randall Munroe
XKCD "random" comic, showing a C function: int getRandomNumber() { return 4; // chosen by fair dice roll, guaranteed to be random } CC BY-NC-2.5 Randall Munroe

However, I *do* know the source of this one. But why did it not cross *my* mind and a friend had to send it to me?
#xkcd #eMudhra
xkcd.com/221/

Linus Gasser
@ligasser @social.epfl.ch

@marcel Don't forget about the number "half six", between 2 and 4. Seems it's broken, and I didn't see a fix out yet, so be careful!

xkcd.com/3314/

Marcel Waldvogel
@marcel @waldvogel.family

@ligasser
Thanks, haven't seen this one yet!

Replying to @fasnix
Marcel Waldvogel
@marcel @waldvogel.family

@fasnix
Die Originaltabelle schon. Aber jemand hat die, äh, leicht "verbessert". Und da weiss ich nicht, wer das gemacht hat.

Hint: Drei Felder sind anders.

tschigi
@tschigi @swiss.social

@marcel Und trotzdem sollen ja die modernen Passphrasen so viel sicherer sein?
„Meine-Grossmutter-wird-nächstes-Jahr-87-Jahre-alt!“ - na klar, schön für die Grossmutter und dass du ihren Geburtstag nicht vergessen wirst… aber ich selber halte es ganz klar nach wie vor mit der Tabelle oben (16+ mit allem). 🤷‍♀️

Replying to @tschigi@swiss.social
Marcel Waldvogel
@marcel @waldvogel.family

@tschigi
Es geht hier um die drei roten Felder links oben.

Und ja, mit einer zufälligen Passphrase (nicht einem Zitat aus einem Buch oder Film!) kabnst du recht viele Bits an Entropie memorieren.

(Muss meinen Passphrase-Generator mal einen Schritt weiterbewegen…)