In theory, absolutely.
In practice, bitwarden's server limits the max iteration count on a user account to something that remains insecure. They refuse to fix it.
In practice, bitwarden's server limits the max iteration count on a user account to something that remains insecure. They refuse to fix it.
Having 2fa enabled on all other accounts it makes me sleep better if somehow one day BW or any other password manager gets compromised.
This has nothing to do with my usage.
255! vs 255! / (255 - 30)!
My math could be off though, i haven't work with factorials since i was in the university
With unknown size, cracking 30 characters takes time proportional to n^30 + n^29 + n^28 etc.
Cracking just 30 is proportional to n^30.
The difference is negligible. A percent or two.