a larger number of characters. Snippet The original diceware word list consists of a line for each of the 7,776 possible five-die combinations. One excerpt: ... 43136 mulct 43141 mule 43142 mull 43143 multi 43144 mum 43145 mummy 43146 munch 43151 mung ... Examples Diceware wordlist passphrase examples: dobbs bella bump flash begin ansi easel venom aver flung jon call EFF wordlist passphrase examples: conjoined sterling securely chitchat spinout pelvis rice immorally worrisome shopping traverse recharger The XKCD #936 strip shows a password similar to a Diceware generated one, even if the used wordlist is shorter than the regular 7776-words list used for Diceware. See also Brute-force attack Key size discusses how many bits of key are considered "secure". The PGP biometric word list uses two lists of 256 words, each word representing 8 bits. S/KEY uses a list of 2,048 words to encode 64-bit numbers as six English words Password strength Random password generator Hashcat What3Words Notes References Internet Secrets, 2nd Edition, John R. Levine, Editor, Chapter 37, IDG Books, 2000, External links English diceware page has the complete description and word lists in several languages. A client-side diceware multi-wordlist password generator with complete source code Web-based diceware app that uses the cryptographically secure getRandomValues() function English Diceware wordlist from the Electronic Frontier Foundation Password authentication Dice Random number generation