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One could argue that you still need to remember your master password, and since it gives access to all your other passwords, it's all the more important to make
by Biganon 5y ago
One could argue that you still need to remember your master password, and since it gives access to all your other passwords, it's all the more important to make it extremely strong. Therefore the randomness/memorability trade-off is still very important.
- shepherdjerred 5y agoYes, but it’s not too hard to make one ridiculously long/complicated master password that is also memorable. It might take you a while to remember it — just keep it written down on paper somewhere private & safe and refer to it as needed. If you’re not being targeted then you’ll probably be fine.
- invisiblerobot 5y agoIt doesn't need to be complicated. Just long. ie theuniverseis99%emptyspaceatleastthatswhatiwastaughtbymr.cattoningrade6 easy to remember without paper and uncrackable. Pair it with a yubikey and that's your bitwarden master
- shepherdjerred 5y agoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa is an equally long password, but much less safe than your example password because my password has far less entropy.