Diceware

7 word diceware passphrase, 18 characters of random letters and numbers, 90 bits of entropy, etc are considered secure against any brute force attack.

The contents of the word list do not have to be protected or concealed in any way, as the security of a Diceware passphrase is in the number of words selected, ...

The best way to ensure a passphrase's security is to use and compare the security of the most popular symmetric ciphers against the brute force.

It's about 1/3 the characters, still no shift key and no spaces. Same security, a bit harder to remember, but way easier to type. Type it a ...

Even if they run a dictionary attack on your password, it will still be secure. Diceware passwords are still recommended by security experts ...

Diceware is a method used to generate cryptographically strong passphrases. It is based on the principle that truly random selection of words from a wordlist can result in easily memorable passwords that are also extremely resistant to attack .

Usability is enhanced by keeping the words short. The maximum length of Diceware words is 5 characters. That makes a Diceware passphrase easier ...

Diceware was designed for a specific audience in mind. · Diceware is, by definition, exactly as secure as a truly randomly generated password.

Diceware passwords are good enough if they are long enough. If you have a three word diceware password to keep your password database safe, I'd say: no, not ...

The 8-words is more secure than 5-words, even if it has less characters. Yes, 7 words would be secure for at least a decade. 11 words is ...