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I’m no cybersecurity analyst, but there’s a reasonable amount examples that don’t seem that out there to me. For those who get this better than I do, what woul

• mjochim 4y ago
  1. Make it long. 2. That's it. I wouldn't want to claim that one ideal set exists. But this one comes close. There is an often-cited XKCD comic that illustrates this: concatenating random lexicon words into a long, letter-only password (no special characters needed at all) is usually a very good password strategy. https://xkcd.com/936/ https://xkcd.com/936/ Anything beyond that, in terms of better IT security, does not involve better passwords, but rather e.g. 2FA, Hardware tokens.