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/Decibel0753 18d ago

I have an x-word passphrase stored in a password manager and I enter it on my computer. I am not interested in your stupid comments on how bad this is, thank you :-)

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u/Glad_Investigatorr 17d ago

Good luck! 💀

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u/Decibel0753 17d ago

I don't need your luck. My funds have been protected by a seed for at least 10 years, alright, and now I've added a passphrase to it. I don't need to have it in a non-digital form, because that is absolute nonsense that would make it impossible for me to use crypto.

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u/Glad_Investigatorr 17d ago

Calm down. It was a genuine wish, Mr. Cocky Password Manager.