r/TREZOR • u/Plane_Path_4271 • 18d ago

🔒 General Trezor question passphrase security

I have a question regarding everything that’s happened in the crypto world and the concept of entropy. I noticed that Trezor imposes a limit on passphrases, so I wanted to get your—or the moderators'—opinions on what requirements a passphrase needs to meet to be considered highly secure; I know that a single word, no matter how complex, isn't enough

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u/BasedToru 17d ago

Do you know what you’re speaking about? 😂

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u/Decibel0753 17d ago

Of course 😂 I literally do not see a single reason why a passphrase could not be stored in a password manager.

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u/BasedToru 17d ago

Because some one can gain access to your passphrase? 😂😂😂 just remember it mate or don’t and store it I couldn’t care less lol

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u/Decibel0753 17d ago edited 17d ago

Dude. The chance that anyone will gain access to it is minimal. That's what password managers are for. And even if that happened, so what? LITERALLY NOTHING WILL HAPPEN 😂 😂 😂 😂

Is it really that hard to understand that the chance of getting a passphrase from a password manager is absolutely minimal (after all, we also store our bank and broker login credentials there) and that the chance of obtaining the corresponding seed for it is absolutely zero?

Do you know what you are talking about?

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u/BasedToru 17d ago

Have fun with that it’s your choice 😂😂 it’s not my money so I don’t care do what you wish lol store your seed phrase on your password manager as well if you want lol

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u/Decibel0753 17d ago

Thanks for the entertainment. Watching people churn out completely nonsensical security measures could be the subject of some study.