- TurtlPass doesn't rely on a server, making it immune to server-based attacks.
- Passwords generated by TurtlPass cannot be extracted because they are not stored anywhere.
- TurtlPass safeguards against shoulder-surfing attacks by concealing password input during public use.
- Its complex and lengthy passwords prevent social engineering attacks or accidental disclosure.
- TurtlPass avoids online breaches by never reusing passwords; leaked password hashes only correspond to one account.
- With passwords of 100 characters, TurtlPass resists brute-force attacks that would take many years to crack.
- It thwarts dictionary attacks by not using recognizable words.
- TurtlPass does not reference personal information, making it resistant to AI word list attacks.
- It generates unique passwords of 100 characters to fend off attacks utilizing password lists.
- TurtlPass avoids database vulnerabilities by not relying on databases.
- It operates offline, connecting only via USB.
- TurtlPass accepts commands through USB serial and mimics a keyboard to input passwords.
- Passwords entered by TurtlPass cannot be picked up by microphones.
- It defends against thermal attacks as passwords are not manually entered.
- TurtlPass bypasses clipboard attacks by not utilizing the clipboard.
- It mitigates keylogger threats.