***Repost, but still highly relevant.***

BLUF: Use at least a 7 to 8 word passphrase for encryption.

For something like full disk encryption, you will want to use some kind of randomly generated passphrase consisting of at least 7 to 8 words for security against normal bruteforcing.

Why a couple of words and not just some 16 or 20 random character password? Memorization. A passphrase is significantly easier to memorize compared to a password, and it holds up stronger thanks to key stretching.

For security against an adversary (like the NSA/FBI) who will probably have a quantum computer within the next decade, the passphrase needs to be longer.

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