The Enigma Order

And what's the problem again?

ensiferrum wrote:

it makes hacking so much easier. i hoestly havent reflected on this, since i only use lowercase, but still should be case sensitive.

You should read this post from the thread you linked to:

Assuming only alphanumerics (no specials), there are usually 52 + 10 = 62 possible values per character in a password. By reducing this by even a small amount, longer password integrity is reduced significantly as it's an exponential difference.

5 characters with 62 possible values: 91,6132,832 possible combinations, expected broken by 50 million.

5 characters with 36 possible values (case insensitive): 60,466,176 possible combinations, broken by 35 million

At 10 characters:
144,555,105,949,057,024
vs.
3,656,158,440,062,976

Simply put, use a password that's at least 10 characters long. Ideally 16+.

The likely reason they support case insensitivity is to make it less likely that people misstype passphrases. So use one, a 50 character long passphrase is relatively secure.

So make a long password with special characters and case sensitivity won't matter anymore. Then you just need to be able to remember said password.

imagine typing that four hundred times an hour when you try to log on to a new game like diablo3

Apox wrote:

imagine typing that four hundred times an hour when you try to log on to a new game like diablo3

You can copy paste into diablo 3's password box, so you only have to write it once