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Re: Radius access from provider to internal MS ISA Server
From: "Kyle R. Hofmann" <krh () lemniscate net>
Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 14:29:59 -0700

On Fri, 05 Jul 2002 11:53:54 -0400, Paul Robertson wrote:
your Radius box is giving the challenges then as long as they're "unique
in space and time" and not predictable then you're probably safe from
everything but a password guessing attack (modulo MD5 attacks). In other
words, use good passwords - but you probably didn't need to be told
that. 

IMO, strong passwords are dead- dictionaries are too good now, if you're 
using reusable passwords, you should assume compromised credentials at 
some level, esepcially if a third party gets to participate.

Dictionaries are only too good if you use them to find your passwords.
What's wrong with using a random device and a Perl script?:

$ uname
OpenBSD
$ perl -we 'open(RND, "/dev/arandom");read(RND,$x,15);@x=split //,$x;for(@x){next if(ord($_)>191);print 
chr((ord($_)%96)+32);}print "\n";'
O6G2c}S#@|TS &
$

Try finding O6G2c}S#@|TS in a dictionary.  And if you can't remember it,
write it down on a slip of paper and put it in your wallet.

-- 
Kyle R. Hofmann <krh () lemniscate net>
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