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> The advice we give people today is don't have a password, have a passphrase," said Lee. What is meant by this? Is the distinction between "word" and "phrase?
by walterman 6y ago
> The advice we give people today is don't have a password, have a passphrase," said Lee.
What is meant by this? Is the distinction between "word" and "phrase?" As in "don't have 'horse' have 'correct-horse-battery-staple'" because that's a "phrase?"
- chance_state 6y agoYes.
- stephenhuey 6y agoOften a phrase might be something you actually say, including spaces. A few examples: Delicious dark chocolate Are you going 2 the cinema? H3r3’s l00k1ng at y0u, k1d!