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StrengthVery strong · ~100 bits

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Password strength comes from the number of possible combinations, not from how complicated it looks. With the same character set, adding one more character helps far more than sprinkling in a symbol. Length beats forcing in every character type.

The biggest risk is reuse. When one site is breached, every account sharing that password goes with it. Use a different password per site, and if that is too much to remember, let a password manager hold them. Turn on two-factor authentication for the accounts that matter.

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