passphrase

So your computer is able to give you a nice long passphrase.

It just will always be the wrong something unless it's the proper passphrase.

And that's what you've been talking about, Leo, where you simply make up a really good passphrase once.

For each word in the passphrase, five rolls of the die are required.

However, for additional security the private key itself can be locked with a passphrase.

For example a player has to address an agent with a passphrase.

It's especially difficult if you plan on changing your passphrase periodically.

So I rebooted, and it asked me for my passphrase.

So here again they're trying to come up with a way to prevent people from having to enter a long passphrase.

"Thus we ask the user for their private passphrase at that moment.

A shared secret, such as a passphrase, in the content of the message.

It is difficult to accomplish this on the fly, when under pressure to come up with a new passphrase.

You give them sort of a passphrase, and then they turn it into something which generates a given static key.

If the keywords are found or intercepted, they look like a passphrase.

Display that word and repeat the process to produce the random passphrase.

Wouldn't they need the passphrase, even if they had the private key?

But you cannot be compelled to turn over the passphrase, or, that is, the combination to the safe.

A good passphrase should be alphanumeric having 10-30 character length.

Sometimes cheats must first be enabled with a certain passphrase or button press.

And until you gave it the right passphrase, you wouldn't.

If you've got a very complex, crazy passphrase, it can be difficult to enter that into another device.

Well, as I said, unfortunately, the user does give them the passphrase any time they need visibility into their data.

If you use dog1234 for a passphrase, no problem.

It's like, yes, I want to use my 18-character impossible-to-repeat passphrase.

So you'd recommend having it ask for a password, a separate passphrase each time.