a password consists of numerous very many passwords
This description refers to a master password protecting a password manager (or password vault).
- The Master Password: A single, highly secure passphrase or password that you memorize.
- The "Very Many Passwords": The encrypted database (or vault) behind it, which securely stores dozens or hundreds of unique, complex credentials for all your various online accounts.
Using a password manager allows you to maintain unique, strong credentials for every service you use without needing to memorize more than one master key.
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