Mission
Passphrase Maker exists because good password guidance has existed for years — NCSC published three-random-words in 2016, NIST SP 800-63B followed in 2017 — but adoption remains low because the tools for implementing it weren't as accessible as the advice. The Diceware Passphrase Generator makes the correct method the path of least resistance.
About the Author
Daniel Hayes is an hobbyist with a keen interest in password security and online safety who has spent over a decade advising public sector and commercial organisations on password policy, authentication systems, and user security awareness. His work includes implementing NIST SP 800-63B-aligned authentication for organisations subject to UK government security requirements and delivering passphrase adoption programmes to replace legacy complexity-based policies.
Key expertise
- Password and passphrase policy design aligned with NCSC and NIST
- Authentication system implementation (MFA, FIDO2, passkeys)
- NIST SP 800-63B digital identity guidance
- EFF Diceware methodology and wordlist analysis
- Security awareness delivery — technical and non-technical audiences
Primary sources
Technical Trust
crypto.getRandomValues() with rejection sampling — perfectly uniform word distribution, no modulo bias.
Wordlist embedded in page. Nothing sent to any server. Verify in DevTools → Network.
Entropy is calculated accurately — bits per word = log₂(wordlist size). Crack times at 10B/sec.
No sign-up, no email, no subscription. Open the page and generate.
Organisation
Operated by: Kokal Operations Ltd, England and Wales
Website: passphrasemaker.net
Founded: 2026
Contact: [email protected]
Privacy: Privacy Policy (UK GDPR compliant)