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Diceware is a tool for generating strong, memorable passwords using dice. It works by selecting a random word from a list of 7776 words, then concatenating multiple words together to create a password. The list of words is designed so that each word is equally likely to be selected, and the overall password is thus very difficult to predict. | Diceware is a tool for generating strong, memorable passwords using dice. It works by selecting a random word from a list of 7776 words, then concatenating multiple words together to create a password. The list of words is designed so that each word is equally likely to be selected, and the overall password is thus very difficult to predict. | ||
Diceware is an easy and convenient way to create strong passwords that are both difficult to guess and easy to remember. | Diceware is an easy and convenient way to create strong passwords that are both difficult to guess and easy to remember. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:59, 24 April 2024
Description
Diceware is a tool for generating strong, memorable passwords using dice. It works by selecting a random word from a list of 7776 words, then concatenating multiple words together to create a password. The list of words is designed so that each word is equally likely to be selected, and the overall password is thus very difficult to predict.
Diceware is an easy and convenient way to create strong passwords that are both difficult to guess and easy to remember.
