Diceware, Password business started by 11-year-old Indian Origin, Mira Modi

Mira Modi

Buying a password seems crazy. But making your own passwords is even more crazy.  Passwords are meant to be stronger, longer and contain a higher level of uniqueness. That why Mira Modi, a 11 year old, Indian origin girl sells cryptographically secure passwords in the US. These passwords are generated by dice rolls. She builds strong, memorable passwords using strings of words from the dictionary that she selects by rolling the dice. From a lot of studies it was proved that people are not all that good at making a unique, long password that is difficult to hack.  That’s exactly why Mira Modi’s Diceware is a good method for passwords that are meant to be secure.

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