How many words do you want your diceware password to contain?

• select a language in the top menu, and why not use another lnguage than your native one?!
• you can click the buttons several times to generate variations
• be safe with at least 15 characters random or at least 6 words, but longer is always better
• complexity matters somewhat but nog as much as length, add some CAPS and a number and you're good to go
• check how secure your new password really is here at Security.org's How Secure Is My Password?

Powered by Remyxed.it and Infinite Improbability Drive.

Diceware is used to generate cryptographically strong passphrases. Don't let that frighten you away though, a passphrase is just a password made of words you can remember. It is based on the principle that truly random selection of words from a wordlist, can result in easily memorable passwords that are also extremely resistant to attack. Traditional Diceware uses rolls of physical dice, this application uses a strong random number generator in place of the dice. Passwords that are six words or longer are thought to be safe for any very high security applications.

• Arnold G. Reinhold created Diceware. You can find him online here.
• Ben Pritchard (@yesiamben) created the first version of this application and did a really nice job of it.
• Glenn Rempe (@grempe) was inspired by Ben's idea, enhanced its security, updated the code, and created a new user interface.
• Dirk Kuijt (@remyxed) was inspired by all of the above and created welcome01.nl