Because that IS antiquated password advice. 1. In terms of “strong passwords” it’s better to use the words “paraphrase” which if they get past 4 words are almo

Because that IS antiquated password advice. 1. In terms of “strong passwords” it’s better to use the words “paraphrase” which if they get past 4 words are almost always stronger than traditional “passwords” humans actually use. It’s a nitpick, but using the better term leads to better results in my experience. “Do I need a new password? No, you need a new passphrase” 2. In terms of rolling credentials frequently and on some time period, NIST specifically recommends against that now.