“The technique involves thinking of a random word … then with each letter of that word, thinking of another random word and visualizing it.”
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Sophie Bostock
ZOE Science & Nutrition ·
“A passphrase… four or five or six words… easier to remember… but the words must be randomly selected”
Mike Piper · The Long View · Mike Piper: Scammers Are Getting Smarter. Is Your Financial Security Keeping Up?
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What was described
Suggest using passphrases of 4-6 random words instead of long random character strings for easier memorization
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