Passwords are not 14M percent harder to crack because of a New Technique.

Tide’s method for
protecting passwords splinters them up into tiny pieces and stores them
on distributed nodes. One method that cryptographers often use to
protect a secret is to split it up into multiple
smaller pieces and allocate the individual portions for safekeeping to
various different parties. It’s only when a certain minimum number of
those parties bring their portions together that the secret can be
reconstructed in its entirety.

Source: DigitalMunition

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