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With most of our entertainment coming from online sources these days, it’s worth having a strong password to keep things safe! Passwords need specific traits in order to endure brute force and password attacks. These include capital and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. You can read about the thought process that goes into a strong password in our guide for making your own.

If you want a quick and easy way to make a strong password, there are plenty of ways to generate strong passwords online. Let’s take a look at some of the best resources you have at your disposal.

1. LastPass

LastPass is a service that remembers all your passwords so you don’t have to. Their password generator tool is a useful tool that quickly makes a strong password for you. Just tell it the minimum amount of characters you want it to be, click “Generate”, and a password is created.

One of the nicer features about this generator is its ability to generate a “pronounceable password.” This is a password that can be read out loud, making it slightly easier to remember. If this is a feature you’d like, select this option and keep generating a password until it creates something pleasing.

2. Random.org Password Generator

Perfect for sticklers of “true” randomness! Random.org has provided random number generation based on background radiation, which is one of the more randomly-occuring phenomenon in nature. Their password generator uses this method to become the most “truly random” way to generate strong passwords online. By default, it won’t contain symbols and letters that are commonly confused with one another. If you want, you can even re-use it as a randomization from a previous date or from a preset seed.

3. Random Keygen

Want a password instantly? Simply head over to random keygen, and the passwords are already waiting for you! What makes this option useful is its wide range of different passwords and keys to be used for different applications. “Memorable passwords” focus on creating a password that’s easy to remember while still holding up to brute force. If passwords being memorable isn’t a top priority (either because you have a password manager or a stellar memory!), you can use very strong passwords that are sure to keep you secure. The site also generates passwords that can be used for WPA and WEP routers too.

Say the Magic Password

With the Internet becoming a focal point of people’s lives, it’s a good idea to keep your accounts secure. Now you know how to generate strong passwords online.

How hard is it for you to remember your passwords? Do you use any special mnemonic tricks or a password manager? Let us know below!

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