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Passphrases beat passwords
Long and easy to remember is stronger than short and complicated.
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Weak
Summer2026!
Short and guessable. Cracked in minutes.
Strong
lantern-pickle-harbor-violet
Four random words. Easy to type, hard to crack.
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Use four random words.
Not a song lyric or a saying. Random words that don't belong together.
- 2
One passphrase per account.
When one site leaks, the others stay safe.
- 3
Let a password manager remember them.
You learn one strong passphrase. It keeps the rest.
- 4
Change it only when there's a reason.
A leak, a share or a strange sign-in. Not just because a month went by.
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