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Mira Modi: 11-year-old cryptographic entrepreneur

(what's a "Modern Worthy"? click here to find out!)
This 11-year-old is selling cryptographically secure passwords for $2 each
Girl makes Diceware passwords, rolled with real dice, written by hand, sent by mail.

“This whole concept of making your own passwords and being super secure and stuff, I don’t think my friends understand that, but I think it’s cool.”

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