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As mentioned in this article (wayback machine because it doesn't exist anymore):
In other words, it looks up the hashed password, not the password itself, which might be why you didn't find it anyhere. As for what list is used, this reply by a GitHub employee says:
In other words, this is not one list, but many, and it is and will not become public knowledge. |
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Hi,
Github says that my password is in "a list of passwords commonly used on other websites".
I've checked all the publicly available lists that I could find, and none of them gave a hit on my Github password. And I know that my password is unique, and very random.
So I'd like to know which list Github is using, so that I can check my other passwords as well.
Thanks in advance,
Rob
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