passphrase
passphrase — 名詞
- passphrasesingular
- passphrasesplural
1. a string of words or characters entered as a secret key to unlock a device, acco
通關密語
用於登入或解密的長字串密碼
a string of words or characters entered as a secret key to unlock a device, account, or encrypted file — longer and easier to remember than a single password.
Yael set her passphrase to a line from her favourite poem.
Yael 把通關密語設為她最愛的詩中一句。
collocation: set a passphrase
Enter your passphrase to unlock the encrypted drive on the office laptop.
請輸入通關密語以解鎖辦公室筆電上的加密磁碟。
imperative form: enter your passphrase to unlock X
The security team told staff to choose a passphrase of at least four random words.
資安團隊告訴員工,要挑選至少四個隨機單字組成的通關密語。
collocation: choose a passphrase
Ramón forgot the passphrase to his old wallet and lost access to his savings.
Ramón 忘記了舊錢包的通關密語,因此再也無法取用他的存款。
pattern: passphrase to [account/file]
A strong passphrase is harder for attackers to guess than a short symbolic password.
強的通關密語比由符號組成的短密碼更難被攻擊者猜中。
- set a passphrase
- enter a passphrase
- choose a passphrase
- forget a passphrase
- strong passphrase
- password
shorter single-string equivalent; passphrase is multi-word and longer
- passcode
usually a short numeric code (e.g. phone unlock); passphrase is typed words
- secret key
broader cryptographic term; a passphrase is one human-readable form of one
文法句型
set a passphrase
enter a passphrase
用法筆記
Distinguish from 'password': a passphrase is typically a sequence of several words (or a full sentence), while a password is usually a single shorter string. Often used for disk encryption, SSH keys, and crypto wallets.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- passphrase length
- passphrase strength
常用片語
- forget your passphrase
- reset your passphrase
介系詞搭配
- passphrase to
- passphrase for