update specifics for new word style and entropy

Author: Aizen

cmd/genpw/README.md

@@ -50,14 +50,14 @@ genpw
 This will output something like:
 
 ```bash
-Passphrase                    Log10(Guesses)    Log2Entropy      Strength
-                                                                
-Candox.swortone.harvingl         23.37             78.64       [============]
-Kinywaya.preterpr.reefrate       24.31             81.76       [============]
-Ratererl.ruse.elikewa            20.44             68.92       [==========..]
-Relemalo.anli.systuri            20.77             70.01       [==========..]
-Unpori.grog.bodityi              18.05             60.97       [=========...]
-Uperti.ampilyon.extedes          22.23             74.86       [===========.]
+Passphrase                      Log10(Guesses)    Log2Entropy      Strength
+                                                                  
+Retendmil.culabdo.maxagedome       24.79             83.34       [============]
+Reenniter.sauntrolla.rhuff         24.85             83.56       [============]
+Pestryste.obilling.decheme         24.69             83.03       [============]
+Apperd.illatc.obserles             22.14             74.54       [===========.]
+Hugalfi.jeasiltil.oyagenar         24.66             82.92       [============]
+Waliquin.uniterai.muggight         23.53             79.18       [============]
 ```
 
 1. **Generate passphrases with custom pattern**:
@@ -71,11 +71,11 @@ The output might look like:
 ```bash
 Passphrase               Log10(Guesses)    Log2Entropy      Strength
 
-HandmarmOvera2053"          16.24             54.96       [========....]
-ResabledAnverbou2004+       19.22             64.85       [==========..]
-RocraryiRegonede2072!       19.96             67.29       [==========..]
-SagureraHassain2045-        19.70             66.45       [==========..]
-WoutbDemitte2019#           15.37             52.07       [========....]
+AckeraClinuil2073&          17.27             58.36       [=========...]
+DompiciOniarlym2086%        18.71             63.16       [=========...]
+TioutiLetormentr2023^       18.65             62.94       [=========...]
+GremMumpar2085-             14.06             47.71       [=======.....]
+BatiousExqueld2048&         16.21             54.86       [========....]
 ```
 
 or
@@ -87,20 +87,20 @@ genpw -p "w.w.w.w" -n 5
 The output might look like:
 
 ```bash
-Passphrase                               Log10(Guesses)    Log2Entropy      Strength
-                                                                           
-cleatabit.sphongedi.zedizmobl.drooky        32.40             108.62      [============]
-comprewa.cedivet.refyerm.unancling          31.19             104.61      [============]
-eitispayi.woblyoffo.unounde.pradimisf       35.27             118.18      [============]
-juiselid.partu.ovenes.slampos               28.32             95.08       [============]
-yaholl.boort.rentlestu.hustfierm            29.38             98.61       [============]
+Passphrase                              Log10(Guesses)    Log2Entropy      Strength
+                                                                          
+euppidner.dumidg.knosel.gentebory          30.59             102.63      [============]
+heariburt.rumphum.daterale.batyptook       33.84             113.41      [============]
+aremore.gortleup.alstiormo.aupdater        34.19             114.58      [============]
+anterser.fibershr.derice.paroservac        34.33             115.04      [============]
+rusti.onerses.flobboate.takeopa            29.06             97.54       [============]
 ```
 
 ### Entropy Considerations
 
 Each password generated by CryptiPass comes with an exact entropy evaluation . For example:
-- A 4-word passphrase (pattern "wwww") has on average 97 bits of entropy.
-- A 6-word passphrase (pattern "wwwwww") has on average 146 bits of entropy.
+- A 4-word passphrase (pattern "wwww") has on average 101 bits of entropy.
+- A 6-word passphrase (pattern "wwwwww") has on average 152 bits of entropy.
 
 This allows for highly secure passphrases, even against brute-force attacks.