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This page will hold information about passphrases - why they're important, why they should be long and obnoxious, and some examples.


Note that passphrases are not the same as [[Passwords|passwords]].  The former are long and very secure, while the latter are usually short (6-15 characters) and less secure.
Note that passphrases are not the same as [[Passwords|passwords]].  The former are long and very secure, while the latter are usually short (6-15 characters) and less secure.

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Note that passphrases are not the same as passwords. The former are long and very secure, while the latter are usually short (6-15 characters) and less secure.