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drafts/03.31.2025.md

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+Hi All,
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+I've emailed each of you login credential to my git server. I've added everyone to the [pynkode](https://git.infra.nkode.tech/dkelly/pynkode) and [evilnkode](https://git.infra.nkode.tech/dkelly/evilnkode) repos. Once you've logged in, you'll have access to the [tabletop discussion](https://git.infra.nkode.tech/dkelly/pynkode/src/branch/main/docs/tabletop-discussion.md), diagrams, and code.
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+If anyone else needs to be added or you need privilege escalation, send me an email.
+
+-Donovan
+
+depoyster1@me.com
+ddepoyster kD6854xp
+cmw0206@auburn.edu
+ cwhittinghill 8o93xX4S
+ fzk0016@auburn.edu
+ fkandah 4H9F53f3
+ jds0225@auburn.edu
+ jsherk f7F69bU9
+ tzs0062@auburn.edu
+ tsimpson 786WaQf6
+ frank.brice@sesol.net
+ fbrice NaE2g955
+ brian.finnan@sesol.net
+ bfinnan 53tTf493
+
+Documentation and Code Access
+
+You have access to:
+https://git.infra.nkode.tech/dkelly/evilnkode
+https://git.infra.nkode.tech/dkelly/pynkode
+
+To view these repositories, sign in [here](https://git.infra.nkode.tech/user/login?redirect_to=%2f) with this username and password:

drafts/04.28.2025.md

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+Hey Brooks. I think a lot of people (Craig, Jonathan, David and Brian) get confused by nKode’s length compared to a password. Assuming a 6 key 9 icon per key keypad, I think we can say an nKode is more secure than a password that’s double its length. Here’s the rationale:
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+A 4-icon nKode has 23-bits of entropy. NIST’s minimum requirement nKode can be half the length of a user created password. (i.e. 6-icon nKode a user creates a memorized password, it must be at least 8-characters in length. Since we can’t calculate the entropy of a user created password, we assume every character a user adds to their password adds 2.5 bits of entropy (20/8 = 2.5). Every nKode icon adds 5.75-bits of entropy (log2(54) = 5.75).  Therefore, we can say an nKode can be half the length of a user created password. (i.e. 6-icon nKode can replace a 12-character password)
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+I think this statement makes for good market because it's easy to understand, like "1000 songs in your pocket" from Apple with ipod.