NCSC Sticks by ‘Three Random Words’ Strategy for Passwords

Combining three random words is more effective than using complex combinations for passwords, says the National Cyber Security Council (NCSC). An NCSC blog post dated August 9 explains how this train of thought or “think random” helps to “keep the bad guys out.” The post follows on from a previous one from nearly five years ago, “Three random words or #thinkrandom.” According to the post, enforcing “complex requirements” for passwords is a poor defense against guessing attacks.

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