Description: A passphrase is a string of words or characters used to authenticate a user on various systems, including Wi-Fi networks. Unlike traditional passwords, which are often a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols, passphrases consist of several words that form a sentence or a sequence of meaningful words. This not only makes them easier to remember but also increases security, as longer phrases are harder to guess or crack through brute-force attacks. Passphrases can include spaces and special characters, making them even more robust. Their use has become increasingly common in environments where security is a priority, such as in companies and organizations handling sensitive information. Additionally, passphrases are a popular option for authentication across various devices and applications, where ease of use and security are equally important.
