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Don't most password managers have a feature that enables you to locally generate a random, high-entropy password? If you're using a manager in the first place y
by spinchange 12y ago
Don't most password managers have a feature that enables you to locally generate a random, high-entropy password? If you're using a manager in the first place you don't really need to remember it, right?
Also, I've always wondered if it was better, worse, or of no consequence to leave spaces in a passpharse.
- ChikkaChiChi 12y agoIt can't hurt. While a space is considered another character, I've come across more than a few instances in which blank characters are scrubbed from user input fields. So even if you add one, it's entirely possible that it's ignored.
- cheepin 12y agoYes. I use LastPass, and everywhere possible, I have 20-100 character passwords with uppercase/lowercase/numbers/symbols. They can be generated by the software very conveniently.
- DanBC 12y agoYou need to remember the passphrase that unlocks tour password manager.