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What I mean is, you know (in your mind) you append char 4-6 from password x to password y at position 3, which results in the real password.

What I mean is, you know (in your mind) you append char 4-5 from password x to password y, which results in the real password.

Though when you use for one password some chars of another stored password in combination this would still help, since the attacker can't r.e. something from last modification date.

Though when you use some chars of another stored password in combination with your stored password this would still help, since the attacker can't r.e. something from last modification date.

Though when you use 2-3 chars of another stored password in combination with your stored password this would still help, since the attacker can't r.e. something from last modification date.

I agree. Though when you derivate stored passwords from other stored passwords this would still help, since the attacker can't r.e. something from last modification date.

I agree. Thoug when you derivate stored passwords from other stored passwords this would still help, since the attacker can't r.e. something from last modification date.

Is there any way to completely wipe the history (incl. creation/modification time) of all stored passwords? This could enhance security as well.