Strong password is the cheapest security upgrade

Password attacks aren’t “rare events” — they’re background noise of the internet. Microsoft reports blocking ~7,000 password attacks per second. That’s why weak and reused passwords don’t get “guessed” — they get processed.

The point isn’t to memorize something heroic. The point is to use a password that’s long, random, and unique — so it can’t be reused against you elsewhere. (Credential stuffing is basically “recycling” leaked logins at scale — and it works because humans reuse passwords.)

Here, you generate a strong password in seconds, for free. Copy it, paste it, done. Your future self will never thank you out loud — but they’ll quietly avoid a very annoying week.

“Today” counters are an estimate: we spread reported daily/yearly numbers evenly across time to show the scale (like an average-speedometer). Sources: Microsoft Digital Defense Report / Security Blog; FTC 2025 fraud data.