Answer by Desthro for Bruteforcing blowfish
Blowfish has known key-weaknesses that can lead to the discovery of your plaintext if you happen to pick a vulnerable key. Mark's answer is also fairly accurate, smaller keys equals easier cracking...
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The difficulty of brute-forcing your ciphertext depends on what key size you used when encrypting: Blowfish has an adjustable key size, ranging from 32 bits to 448 bits; this size is independent of the...
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I am quite new to encryption and recently played around with blowfish (openssl's implemenation).I am using a 23 character password (case-sensitive alphanumeric random). I estimate the entropy to be...
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