Great! Where I can type those passhphrase in google mail or o365 or million other serivces to secure my data ?
Oh? Nowhere? Then why you're even talking about the distinction ?
Also passphrase definition is definitely not "a password used for encryption", I dunno where you pulled that from. Original meaning is just "longer, more secure password"
> Then why you're even talking about the distinction ?
GP was talking about the legal implications of using a hardware authenticator vs. a password.
> Original meaning is just "longer, more secure password"
And where do you usually need a longer, more secure password? Encryption (as opposed to authentication, where you can often rate-limit attempts) immediately comes to mind.
Oh? Nowhere? Then why you're even talking about the distinction ?
Also passphrase definition is definitely not "a password used for encryption", I dunno where you pulled that from. Original meaning is just "longer, more secure password"