A Book of Random Passwords

This book contains over 12,000 unique, strong passwords. It's difficult to remember all of our passwords these days. It's also difficult to quickly create unique and strong random passwords. Research into memory formation reveals that we can often remember spatial orientations better than a disconnected string of characters. Instead of memorizing a complex password, you can remember a single page number from this book, and the location of the password you selected. For example, you might remember "Page 42, line 6, left column." You might use a list of passwords on a single page of this book, or select different passwords across different pages for even greater security. Perhaps you'll just use the first eight characters of a password listed here? In any case, these passwords are likely to be stronger than any password you've created to date. With a little creativity, you can even mislead those that may try to find your passwords by marking certain passwords in this book, or by folding the corners of select pages. Keep this book nearby wherever you do most of your computing, and save yourself time and frustration.Perhaps not surprisingly, this book has no chapters, but rather contains over 12,000 unique strong passwords that span the entirety of this book.