Length beats tricks
Each additional random character significantly increases the number of possibilities. That makes a long, random password better than a short one full of substitutions like a → @.
Long, random and different for every account. Generate a password or a more memorable passphrase: nothing is sent anywhere or stored.
Suitable as a unique password stored in a password manager.
An uppercase letter and an exclamation mark are not enough on their own. Attackers automatically try names, years, common words and predictable variations.
Each additional random character significantly increases the number of possibilities. That makes a long, random password better than a short one full of substitutions like a → @.
When a reused password leaks from one service, attackers automatically try it on your email, banking and social media accounts too.
Several random, unrelated words can be long yet easier to read. But they must be chosen at random, not taken from your favourite quote.
Best for web accounts and apps. You do not need to remember it: your password manager stores it and fills it in for you.
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Useful when you often type a password manually, such as when signing in to your computer or unlocking your password manager's main vault.
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A strong password only helps if you handle it properly.
Remembering dozens of unique passwords is neither normal nor necessary.
Do not use the same password for any other service, even with a small change.
A second layer of protection helps even if someone gets hold of your password.
That is why our tools do more than check or generate something. We want you to come away with a little more understanding of how to protect yourself online.
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