Some banned passwords are actually ROT-13 encoded.

[goozak]

Hello !
I was looking at the list of banned password and was wondering why some (like 'puvpntb') are there. A web search found a page (a bit on the snarky side) that explains how Twitter had obfuscated its original list using ROT-13 (simple letters permutation) — which would actually make sense to prevent 'naughty' words triggering parental control software.

Since Complexify doesn't seem to 'decipher' this password list, I'm not sure the current list is completely achieving its goal.

[msigley]

Good catch Bruno. This regression is on me since I updated the password list. I'll look at decrypting them tomorrow and submit a pr.

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Hello !
I was looking at the list of banned password and was wondering why some (like 'puvpntb') are there. A web search found a page that explained how Twitter had obfuscated its original list using ROT-13 (simple letters permutation) — which would actually make sense to prevent 'naughty' words triggering parental control software.
Since Complexify doesn't seem to 'decipher' this password list, I'm not sure the current list is completely achieving its goal.
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