Introduction
A password generator can create long, unpredictable passwords without relying on memorable words or personal details. The generated value is only one part of account security.
The generator runs locally in the browser and does not need to send the password to Duviho's server.
Key concept
Length and randomness make guessing more difficult. A unique password also prevents one breached service from exposing accounts on other services.
A defensive workflow
Choose a length accepted by the service, include a broad character set when supported and save the result in a reputable password manager rather than an unprotected note.
Enable multi-factor authentication when the service offers it and store recovery codes in a secure location separate from the password.
Common mistakes
Do not reuse generated passwords, send them through insecure messages or paste them into logs and screenshots.
Changing a few characters in one base password does not provide the same separation as a unique random password for every account.
Limits of a generator
A generator cannot protect against malware, phishing, compromised devices or insecure account recovery. Keep software updated and verify the service address before entering credentials.