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However you sent your signed email, the daemon will then respond with a new
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randomized password encrypted with your key. You can then use the [update
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form](https://db.torproject.org/login.html) whit your new password to change
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your password to a strong password in the "Change password" field you can
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remember or (preferably) a stronger password stored in your password manager.
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Note: on that login page the button you should use to login is, unintuitively,
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labeled "Update my info"
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form](https://db.torproject.org/login.html) with your new password to change
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your it to a strong password, in the "Change password" field, that you can
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remember or (preferably) a stronger password (longer and more random) stored in
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your password manager. Note: on that "update form" login page the button you
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should use to login is, unintuitively, labeled "Update my info"
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You cannot set a new password via the mail gateway.
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