Seems like you decided to quote the article, yet ignore the actual advice.
>Password length is 99% of password security. Password complexity is a distant second when it comes to modern password security.
He doesn't say to use a common 10 letter word with no complexity, which you infer with your comment. It's also comparing 72^8 with 72^22. The point of the article is that length trumps complexity. Not sure how you came to your conclusion.
>Password length is 99% of password security. Password complexity is a distant second when it comes to modern password security.
He doesn't say to use a common 10 letter word with no complexity, which you infer with your comment. It's also comparing 72^8 with 72^22. The point of the article is that length trumps complexity. Not sure how you came to your conclusion.