This 11-year-old is selling cryptographically secure passwords for $2 each Girl makes Diceware passwords, rolled with real dice, written by hand, sent by mail.

The best way to generate a good password involves random chance. The Electronic Frontier Foundation recently released a new list of words that can be used to generate a super secure password from ...

Sixth-grader Mira Modi uses Diceware to generate long passwords you can commit to memory easily. You can get your own by post for $2 a piece.

Diceware passwords are generated by rolling a set of dice several times. The numbers rolled on the dice correspond to words on a list, and by rolling the dice several times, users come up with a ...

The passwords are generated using physical dice and the Diceware word list. The Diceware system involves using six sided dice as a way to generate random numbers that are then matched to a long ...

Most people rely on passwords that are unsafe, easily guessable and just plain lazy — but it doesn't have to be this way. Generating a secure password to hide your life behind is so simple, even ...

Two dollars gets you a hand-generated Diceware password which you ll receive in a sealed letter through the US Postal Service and which, her company claims, cannot be opened by the government ...

If you have trouble choosing strong passwords that are easy to remember but hard for others to guess, a method called Diceware may be for you. Diceware provides a list of almost 8,000 English ...

Diceware Password Of course, it's not that hard to generate those passwords on your own, providing you have some spare dice hidden in old "Monopoly" and "Risk" games.

Terrific update to 1Password for iOS released today: version 6.0 adds iPad multitasking support so you can manage your 1Password in other apps, plus a refreshed design, a new Diceware password ...