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diceware [2025/05/29 07:25] – created useradiceware [2026/06/11 07:50] (current) usera
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 The method is the following: The method is the following:
--pick up a long list of words, all indexed by a list of values. I personally use {{ :memory-alpha_8k_3column.pdf |this one}}, made from texts from the Star Wars universe+  - pick up a long list of words, all indexed by a list of values. I personally use {{ :0:starwars_8k_3columns.pdf |this one}}, made from texts from the Star Wars universe. I recommand to print it and do it offline 
 +  - pick a couple of dices, in my case a D20 
 +  - roll the dice 3 times in my case, this will give you one word 
 +  - repeat the operation to have enough words. It is considered safe to have at least 6 words 
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 +====== If you do not have a D20 ====== 
 +If you do not have a D20 or printed the whole list, you can opt for tools that auto generate the password. However, as said before, you should prefer to do it locally. This [[https://github.com/Verryx-02/Diceware_generator| piece of code]] can do it for you, and it seems to be safe: clone the repository (if you know how to do it) or just download the code as a zip folder by clicking on "Code"/"Download Zip". Then extract the folder, and open the file "dicewareGenerator.html". This will normally open your favourite browser, but with a local file: this way, you are not connected to the internet. Then click on browse, and select the eff long wordlist in the extracted repository. You can then generate a 6 words password (as said, no need of capital letters, numbers, special characters or anything). 
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 +This is now your passphrase. Important note: do not reject a word because you do not like it, take what the dices are giving you. At the beginning, I would suggest you write it down to a paper and set it up as a passphrase that you will use everyday, like you master passphrase for Full disk encryption, or your password manager, or Thunderbird for example.  
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 +Then after one week or so, you should have memorized it, then you will burn the piece of paper.
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